NYCHA Public Housing

People with low and moderate income can rent affordable housing through the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA).

To qualify for public housing, all of the following must be true: - At least one person in your household is a U.S. - You're 18 or older, or you're an emancipated minor. - If you're applying with a spouse or domestic partner, they're also 18 or older, or an emancipated minor. - If you're applying for senior public housing, everyone in your household is 62 or older. - Your household qualifies as a family under NYCHA's rules. This includes two or more people related by blood, marriage, domestic partnership, adoption, guardianship, or court-awarded custodyand single people also qualify. - Your household income is at or below the income limits. Family size Income in a year 1 $95,000 2 $108,600 3 $122,150 4 $135,700 5 $146,600 6 $157,450 7 $168,300 8 $179,150 9 $190,000 10 $200,850 11 $211,700 12 $222,550 13 $233,450 14 $244,300 15 $255,150

• Apply for public housing on the NYCHA website (https://selfserve.nycha.info/nycha/app/eservice/enu?SWECmd=GotoView&SWEView=NYCHA+OUI+Notice+Instruction+View).
• Paper applications are available at the NYCHA Customer Contact Center (http://www1.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/contact.page) or by calling 718-707-7771.
• After you apply, you will be given a priority code based on your information and placed on the waiting list for an eligibility interview.
• You can check your case status at anytime by registering and then logging into the NYCHA self-service portal (https://selfserve.nycha.info/nycha/app/eservice/enu?SWECmd=Start&).

You do not need to submit any documents to apply for public housing. If you get an interview, you will need to bring the following original documents with you. - Your marriage or domestic partner certificate (if applicable) - Birth certificates of everyone who will live with you - Social security cards of everyone who will live with you - Proof of where you currently live, such as a recent utility bill - Rent receipts for the last six months and your lease (if you have one) - Your last gas and electric bill - Proof of your income (if any), such as an award letter, pay stubs, or SNAP letter - Documents showing your assets, such as a bank statement

• Visit the NYCHA website (http://www1.nyc.gov/site/nycha/index.page) for more information.
• Call NYCHAs Customer Contact Center (CCC) at 718-707-7771 if you have questions about public housing.

Visit the website

Visit the NYCHA website (http://www1.nyc.gov/site/nycha/index.page) for more information.

Call 311

Ask for Public Housing.