Vermont 202h 2026

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The document is a Shelter Expense Statement that requires landlords to certify the housing costs and living arrangements of tenants. It includes sections for detailing rent amounts, types of housing, utilities included, and verification by the renter. The form also allows for consent to share energy consumption data with relevant agencies and emphasizes the need for timely completion and return.

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Begin with the RENT CERTIFICATION section, where your landlord will certify housing costs. Ensure they fill in their name, address, and rental details accurately.
List all individuals sharing the rental space under the designated field. This is crucial for verifying living arrangements.
If renting an apartment, indicate the type of building and number of bedrooms. For room rentals, specify if meals are included.
Complete the contracted rent amount and check if it includes utilities like heat or hot water. This helps clarify total housing expenses.
In the VERIFICATION section, as a renter, provide your utility provider's information and confirm your agreement with your landlord by signing.
Finally, ensure all sections are filled out completely before saving and sharing the document securely through our platform.

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