What can bar you from receiving section 8?

Answer 1

Here are some of the disqualifications: a felony record of less than five years; a violent or sexual felony record, especially one in which you must register as a sex offender in your state; a history of public assistance fraud or any fraud involving the voucher program; current history of substance abuse; excess income; evictions, especially if you were in the voucher program.

Answer 2

Examples of what can keep a person from getting a section 8 voucher include, what doesn't limit to, a fresh felony record -- 1 of about five years or less, a violent felony record, regardless of time frame, and of anyone who is required to register as a sex offender.

Other items that can keep a person from getting a section 8 voucher include any violations of the program that can get a person permanently barred from it, such as allowing other people to move in who are not part of the program or duly qualified, being evicted from an apartment or a public housing while in the section 8 program, drug or alcohol abuse -- even if they were not arrested for such, or owing money to a public housing unit or a Housing Authority without reaching our abiding by a payment plan; being a fugitive from justice for a felony or probation violation, child support payment arrears, or defaulting from a student loan.

Answer 3

i am on setion 8 18yrs daugther have a shoplift charge

Answer 4

new accusations filed against a client on section 8

Answer 5

what largest income disqualify my section 8 voucher

Answer 6

Most of the time, you qualify based on your income and number of dependents. If you should marry, increase your income or no longer have custody of children you will likely loose the housing.