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Preference Questionnaire for Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) 2025

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The document is a Local Preference Questionnaire for the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) preliminary application, designed to collect information from applicants regarding their household composition, eligibility for local preferences, and any involuntary displacement circumstances. It outlines various categories of preference that may affect an applicant's status on the waiting list, including veteran status, homelessness, and housing conditions. The form also includes optional sections for disability information and demographic details.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Preference Questionnaire for Housing Choice Voucher in the editor.
Begin by entering the number of adults and children in your household in the designated fields.
Fill in your name, Social Security number, and birth date accurately to ensure proper identification.
Review the Local Preference definitions carefully. Mark the appropriate boxes under each category that apply to your situation, such as veteran status or involuntary displacement.
For each category, provide any necessary details that support your claims, especially under categories A through H.
Complete the optional information section if applicable, noting any disabilities or age-related information that may assist in identifying suitable housing.
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Which state has the fastest Section 8?

Two years and 10 months, on average, in 2024. Thats up 3% from 2023 and is seven months longer than the US average wait for subsidized housing.

What is the income limit for section 8 in Indiana?

Section 8 Income Limits # of Persons in HouseholdExtremely-Low Income (Effective May 2019)Very Low Income (Effective May 2019) 5 $30,170 $38,050 6 $34,590 $40,850 7 $39,010 $43,650 8 $43,430 $46,5004 more rows

What state has the longest wait list for Section 8?

The average waiting period in the District of Columbia was 191 months, much higher than the national average of 20 months. California followed, with a waiting period of 60 months. Hawaii and New Jersey were some other states with protracted waiting periods, all exceeding 40 months.