Q: How am I eligible to apply? A: There are various eligibility criteria for this program Applicants must: • qualify at or below 120 of area median income ( income
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City of Las Vegas - Office of Community Services
Housing Assistance Program - Frequently Asked Questions1. Q: What is the Housing Assistance Program?
A. The program assists eligible residents who are in danger of becoming homeless or being evicted due to
hardship from COVID-19. The program pays up to three months of rent/mortgage in order to prevent eviction
and remain safely housed, depending on eligibility.2. Q: How am I eligible to apply?
A: There are various eligibility criteria for this program. Applicants must: • qualify at or below 120% of area median income (income chart below); • live within the city limits of city of Las Vegas;• provide documentation of a COVID-19-related hardship and show recovery from the hardship, future
financial management. Examples of hardship are loss of job or decrease in hours at work. Examples offuture financial management are new job, second job, substantial increase in hours, proof of job search
or submitted applications.• provide a copy of the mortgage or current lease and delinquency letter from landlord (late payments,
eviction notice).3. Q: What if I don't have access to a computer, scanner or internet?
A: If you need in-person assistance, contact 702-229-5935 or clvrent@lasvegasnevada.gov to schedule an
appointment. Limited slots are available July 6-9.5. Q: What does "at or below 120% of area median income per household" mean?
Household
SizeAt or Below 120%
of Median Income1 Person $63,000
2 Person $72,000
3 Person $81,000
4 Person $90,000
5 Person $97,400
6 Person $104,400
7 Person $118,000
8 Person $118,800
7. Q: How do I apply for the program?
A: Interested applicants should visit www.lasvegasnevada.gov/HousingAssistance or email clvrent@lasvegasnevada.gov for more information and to access the pre-application.8. Q: How much assistance is available for my family?
A: Depending on funding availability, assistance is for up to a maximum of three months of rent/mortgage per
household.9. Q: I am behind more than three months of payments. Can you still help?
A: Housing assistance is available as of April 1, 2020, for the April housing payment, and can be used to pay up
to three months of arrears.10. Q: Do I have to pay the money back?
A: No. The assistance is a grant and there are no recapture terms.11. Q: Do I need to have employment?
A: You must have some verifiable income, such as employment, social security benefits, child support,
pension, veteran's benefits, alimony, self-employment or unemployment benefits.12. Q: I can't afford a rental unit on my own anymore; can I find a roommate to move in with me to share
the expenses?A: Yes, the roommate must meet all eligibility criteria. This could qualify as future financial management,
depending on total income and expenses for the combined household.13. Q: How long is the process?
A: It depends on the applicant, as various factors determine processing time. The process can take from four
to six weeks from the time of the complete application submittal.14. Q: Can you pay for a room or hotel?
A: No, you must be leasing an eligible rental unit that is secured by a rental lease agreement or must be
named the owner of a mortgaged real property within the city of Las Vegas. A copy of the signed lease
agreement or mortgage, deed of trust, title insurance policy must be provided, as well as a letter from the
landlord showing delinquency, i.e., nonpayment, late fees, arrears, etc.15. Q: Why am I ineligible if I live in the unincorporated areas of Clark County?
A: Both Clark County and the city of Las Vegas receive an allocation of federal funds to assist their residents.
Therefore, we cannot cross jurisdictions when providing assistance.