L'IHFA administre le programme HUD Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) dans 34 des 44 comtés de l'Idaho. Ceci est accompli par ses quatre succursales situées à Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Falls, Lewiston et Twin Falls, ainsi que par le bureau de surveillance et administratif de Boise. Dans le cadre du programme HVC, l'IHFA administre également le bon pour le logement avec services de soutien aux anciens combattants (VASH), le bon pour les personnes handicapées non âgées et d'autres programmes ciblés.
Pour être éligibles, les candidats doivent respecter les directives de revenu HUD et les participants paient environ 30 pour cent du revenu mensuel brut ajusté pour le loyer. Avec le VHC, les participants peuvent choisir leur propre logement, à condition que le logement réponde aux exigences du programme. Cependant, en raison de la forte demande, les candidats sont placés sur des listes d'attente qui varient de 12 à 18 mois, en fonction de leur statut actuel de logement et de la région de l'État et des niveaux de financement du programme.
Les personnes à la recherche d'une aide à la location VHC peuvent faire une demande en ligne ou imprimer une demande.
Demandes de bons de choix de logement>>
Important!
- SI VOUS HABITEZ DANS LE COMTÉ D'ADA, vous devez appliquer ici. Idaho Housing n'administre pas le programme à Boise ou dans la région de Treasure Valley et n'accepte pas les demandes au bureau administratif de Boise pour cette raison.
- SI VOUS VIVEZ À CANYON, BOISE, OWYHEE, ELMORE, GEM, PAYETTE, ADAMS, VALLEY OU WASHINGTON COUNTY, vous devez appliquer ici. Idaho Housing n'administre pas le programme dans ces comtés et n'accepte pas les demandes au bureau administratif de Boise pour cette raison.
- Si vous vous renseignez sur l'état de votre demande, vous devez contacter la succursale où vous avez fait votre demande.
Annonces et notifications du programme
Nouveau programme - Personnes handicapées non âgées
- Transition hors d'un cadre institutionnel ou risque d'être placé dans un établissement (doit être vérifié par un prestataire de services qualifié ou un professionnel de la santé); ou
- Sans-abri ou à risque d'itinérance (doit être vérifié par un fournisseur de services qualifié).
Questions fréquemment posées
What is Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Rental Assistance?
designed to help eligible households rent safe, sanitary, and affordable housing by paying
some or all of their rental costs, depending upon household income.
How Does the HCV Program Work?
qualify under HUD income guidelines and meet other eligibility criteria. When an application
is received, applicants are placed on a waiting list.
Once accepted to the HCV program, all household income, allowances and family composition
are verified and recertified annually by IHFA staff. Participants under these programs pay
approximately 30 percent of their adjusted gross monthly income for rent. As a participant’s
income changes, the participant’s rent share changes proportionately.
With HCV, participants are able to choose their own housing, and may select a single-family
home, townhouse, duplex, apartment, or manufactured home, provided the housing meets
program requirements.
How Long is the HCV Waiting List?
obtaining a Housing Choice Voucher (HCV), you must fill out an application and submit it
online or to your local IHFA branch office. Because of the high demand for assistance, the
period of time you spend on the waiting list can vary from 12 months to more than 2 years.
The preference for which you qualify, the date of your application, and rental assistance
availability all determine how quickly you will receive assistance. Once your name comes to
the top of the waiting list, you will be contacted by your local IHFA branch office to complete eligibility determination and attend a participant briefing that explains the program.
Am I Eligible for HCV Rental Assistance?
and meet other eligibility criteria. Before an applicant can lease up, all household income,
allowances, and family composition will be verified by IHFA staff. You may not be considered
eligible if you:
- Owe money to IHFA or any other housing authority;
- Have ever committed fraud while participating in a federal housing program;
- Have ever been evicted from public housing;
- Are or have a family member with lifetime registration under a state sex offender
program; - Have committed drug-related or violent criminal acts; or
- Are determined to be ineligible due to other reasons as defined by HUD.
What are My Responsibilities as an HCV Participant?
- Pay your share of the rent.
- Pay your share of utilities (if any).
- Abide by the Lease and not damage the property.
- Notify the IHFA Branch Office and landlord prior to moving to another unit.
- Permit IHFA to conduct inspections to ensure the property is in good condition.
- Immediately report any changes in your household members and income.
- Supply all requested documentation in a timely manner.
Where Can I Live?
than the unit, thus enabling participants to select their own housing, including single-family
homes, townhouses, duplexes, apartments, and manufactured homes, provided it meets
program requirements. Almost any kind of safe, decent, and sanitary housing qualifies. To be
accepted units must:
- Have adequate living space.
- Have adequate heating, electrical, water, and sewer systems.
- Be free from any conditions that might endanger your health and safety.
- Pass the Housing Quality Standards (HQS) inspection.
What are IHFA Preferences?
waiting list for housing assistance. These preferences must be based on local housing needs
and priorities, as determined by each Public Housing Agency and are verified before
admittance to the program. IHFA has established the following preferences:
- Shelter Plus Care participants who are no longer in need of Supportive Services.
- Federal Disaster Victims – Households who are victims of a Federally Declared Disaster
and who have been certified as such by a Federal Agency (provided adequate budget
authority/special funding is available). - Households Displaced due to Government Action or Loss of Funding as determined by
IHFA, and which are comprised of families with children or families where the head or
co-head are elderly or disabled. - Terminal Illness – Households with a family member that can be classified by a medical
professional, as being in the final stages of a terminal illness. - Families/Disabled/Elderly – Families with one (1) or more children (under the age of 18
or disabled) or elderly/disabled head or co-head of the household. - Mainstream NED – Non-Elderly (18 year of age or older, but less than 62) disabled
member who is homeless, at risk of homelessness, transitioning out of an institution,
or is at-risk of being institutionalized (limited preference).
Quelles sont les limites de revenus du HUD ?
income limits for all HUD housing programs. These income limits are based on Median Family
Income estimates. IHFA is required to use the HUD established income limits to determine
income eligibility for all applicants. To find out if you are income eligible for a rental assistance program contact the Branch Office serving the County you want to live in for up to date amounts.
You can find the Income Limits in your region ici.
Brochures et newsletters
Publications des bons de choix de logement pour les participants
- Aide à la location de bons de choix de logement (participant)
- Informaciòn Del Participante Asistencia Con El Alquiler Con Vales Para La Elecciòn De Vivenda
Visite Housingidaho.com. ou Viviendaidaho.com. Cet outil de recherche gratuit permet à l'utilisateur d'entrer des critères de recherche spécifiques pour localiser une unité qui répond à ses besoins individuels. De nombreuses propriétés répertoriées sur ce site Web reçoivent des subventions directes et peuvent proposer des loyers réduits ou des loyers basés sur un pourcentage du revenu du ménage.