HUD seeks public comment on revised information collection for Housing Choice Voucher and Tribal HUD-VASH programs
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HUD is asking the public for 30 days of comments on a revised paperwork package for the Housing Choice Voucher program and Tribal HUD-VASH. This is a process notice, not a new housing rule. The notice mainly affects public housing agencies, tribes, and housing partners that submit forms, keep eligibility and inspection records, and manage voucher, project-based voucher, and homeownership data. The practical issue is paperwork burden. HUD wants feedback on whether the information it collects is useful, accurate, clear, and easy to submit, including electronically. Agencies that use these programs may want to review the listed forms and comment if the reporting load, forms, or instructions need simplification.
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Key Changes
- HUD is seeking OMB approval to revise an existing information collection, not create a new housing program.
- The notice adds or updates multiple HUD forms used by housing agencies and tribal partners for vouchers, inspections, payments, and related certifications.
- The public has 30 days to comment on whether the information is necessary, accurate, clear, and easy to submit electronically.
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested persons must submit comments on HUD's proposed information collection through www.reginfo.gov/public/do/PRAMain during the 30-day review period.
Interested persons should submit written comments on HUD’s proposed information collection through www.reginfo.gov under the 30-day public comment process.
Interested persons should submit comments on HUD's proposed information collection through reginfo.gov during the 30-day public comment period.
Public housing agencies (PHAs) applying for Housing Choice Voucher or Tribal HUD-VASH funding must prepare and submit an application specifying the number of units requested and their objectives and plans for administering the HCV and PBV programs.
Public housing agencies (PHAs) that participate in the Housing Choice Voucher and Tribal HUD-VASH programs must maintain complete and accurate program and accounting records in a manner that permits a speedy and effective audit.