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Tenant applicants must prepare government-issued identification, proof of residence at the assisted property, lease and rent history evidence, and—if applicable—notice materials that help prioritize applications. 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Options include 2020 tax return details with adjusted gross income and uploaded forms, or one month’s current income documentation such as pay stubs, 2021 tax/w-2s, unemployment letters, employer verification, benefits letters, and self-employment or gig worker income certification. 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Have ready ONE or more of the following:  \n❒ Executed lease (signed by both tenant and landlord) or other written document which names applicant as tenant of property reflecting the lease agreement and showing the rent amount and due date.  \n❒ Current utility bill or other official business mail addressed to applicant at property.  \n❒ If you (applicant) are not the primary lease-holder, have ready the ID for the person named on the lease and the original tenancy document.  \n❏ Evidence of rent due reflecting payment history. Have ready ONE of the following:❒ A full ledger expressing payment history containing the tenant's Name, address,  \ncurrent rental amount, amounts paid, amounts due each month, amounts past due, and any other fees.  \n❒ A statement of rent past due rent and any other applicable fees, such as past-due notices, emails from landlord, or other rent ledger.  \n❒ If applicable, notice to evict ( Notice to Quit, Demand for Rent Notice, or Notice of Court Date. ) This is not required but is used to prioritize applications.  \n❒ Decide the months for which you are going to ask for assistance, and the amounts:❒ Past-due rent can be for any and all months for your current unit back to April  \n2020. You can only request past-due amounts still owed and must be consistent with the rent amount outlined in your lease agreement.  \n❒ You may also request assistance for your current month and may request up to 2 more months of future assistance (if you will still be living there and you will still need the assistance) .  \n❒ Unemployment benefits letter and/or unemployment benefits statement(s) , if you are collecting unemployment (not required, but is used to prioritize applications) .  \n❒ Income documentation for all household members 18 years of age or above and children who have income. You only need ONE of the options below.  \n❒ Option 1 : 2020 tax return(s) : You will be expected to provide the “adjusted gross income,” and upload the first four pages of the signed tax return(s) and the W-2s. If your household members file separately, you will have to upload the return and W-2 for each person who files.  \n❒ Option 2: One month’s (current) income documentation for the month prior to the date of application. Documentation may include one or more of the following:  \n❒ All pay stubs or pay summary for the previous 30 days.  \n❒ 2021 Tax Returns and/or 2021 w-2 documents.  \n❒ Current unemployment benefits letter including gross benefit amount.  \n❒ Current letter from your employer verifying gross wages (pay rate, hours/week, pay date) .  \n❒ Current year social security, disability letter, retirement, pension, or annuity letter. Letter of benefits must include benefit amount.  \n❒ Certification of income form for self-employed.  \n❒ Documentation showing income for gig workers.  \n❒ Additional information If your household is receiving TANF, Colorado Works, SNAP, LEAP – please provide a letter or documentation of that program eligibility within the last 12 months. OR, If you are living in a rent-restricted property, you or your landlord can provide evidence of your income certification, as long as it is within the last 12 months. Other forms of documentation may be acceptable if you do not have one of the above.  \n❒ Your income must be below 80% Area Median Income (AMI) for your county for you to qualify for ERAP. Compare your income to the income tables here for these income limits by county.  \n❒ Know that you will be asked to verify that at least one member of your household experienced a reduction in household income, incurred significant costs, or experienced other financial hardship due directly or indirectly to the COVID-19 pandemic and/or at any time dur","cbCaivEKb8MXen0g","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivEKb8MXen0g","pdf",87285,"English","# What Tenants Need to Request Assistance","[{\"question\":\"What documents must tenants provide to prove identity and residency for ERAP?\",\"answer\":\"Tenants must provide a government-issued ID for the primary applicant and documentation showing the applicant lives at the property, such as an executed lease or current utility bills/official mail addressed to the applicant at the property.\"},{\"question\":\"How should tenants prove rent due and payment history?\",\"answer\":\"Tenants should provide evidence reflecting rent due and payment history, such as a full ledger showing payment amounts and past-due balances, or a statement of past-due rent with applicable fees and notices when available.\"},{\"question\":\"What income documentation is required for household members under ERAP?\",\"answer\":\"Tenants must provide income documentation for all household members 18+ (and children with income). Options include 2020 tax return details with adjusted gross income and uploaded forms, or one month’s current income documentation such as pay stubs, 2021 tax/w-2s, unemployment letters, employer verification, benefits letters, and self-employment or gig worker income certification. Eligibility also requires income below 80% of Area Median Income for the county.\"}]","Colorado Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) - Checklist - What Tenants Need to Request Assistance | PDF",1789512916]