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Home » Use Checklist to Ensure Efficient and Complete Interim Recertification Meetings
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Use Checklist to Ensure Efficient and Complete Interim Recertification Meetings

Aug 23, 2011
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Households often report changes in their composition, employment status, income, or allowances. As a result of such changes, a household may have to move to a smaller or larger unit or pay a higher or lower share of the rent. To determine what effect the reported changes will have on the household, HUD rules require you to perform an interim recertification whenever a household reports any of the following [Handbook 4350.3, par. 7-10]:

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