- Undocumented noncitizens are allowed to live with an eligible family member who has a voucher.
- If your household includes some members who are not eligible, the amount of your rent assistance will be reduced. The amount you get depends on the percentage of household members who are eligible.
т.е написано черным по белому...деньги даются из рассчёта на граждан или им подобным, но нелегалам можно с ними жить.
конечно можно...главное не попастся в INS. но каким боком это имеет отношение к тому что нелегалам никакие деньги ни на какую квартиру не дают?
Бутылка кефира...пол батона! (с) ;)
For state subsidized housing, there are no immigration status requirements. All noncitizens are eligible noncitizens. No one will ask about your immigration status. Undocumented noncitizens can apply.
вы не то прочитали.
вы прочитали о федералной программе.
я же говорил о программе штата.
вы что не понимаете,что федералная программа--позволит вам толко жит с вашим американским родственником,но федералалы будут платит его и толко его долю за рент.
а ест 2 программы штата ,которые дадут вам возможност(конечно имея инкоm,ssn и state id)получит квартиру и платит свои 30 проценtов от инкома за рент.
Can noncitizens get private subsidized housing?
You can get private subsidized housing if you are an eligible noncitizen and you meet the other general and financial eligibility requirements.
For state subsidized housing, there are no immigration status requirements. All noncitizens are eligible noncitizens. No one will ask about your immigration status. Undocumented noncitizens can apply.
For most federal subsidized housing, there are immigration status requirements. In general, you must be in one of these categories to be eligible: citizen, permanent resident, refugee, asylee, withholding grantee, conditional entrant, parolee, registry alien or 1986 amnesty status, or victim of trafficking. Your date of entry and length of stay in the U.S. do not matter.
Undocumented noncitizens are not eligible for federal subsidized housing. However, they are allowed to live in a unit with an eligible family member.
If your family includes some members who are eligible and some members who are not eligible, your rent will be prorated. The amount you pay depends on the percentage of family members who are eligible. At least one member of your family must be eligible to get federal subsidized housing.
The eligibility rules for noncitizens are complicated and are subject to change. Your local housing authority will explain the rules that apply to you.
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