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TENANT SERVICES

To serve you more promptly, please click on the link below to complete the intake process for the assistance you are seeking. Please be advised the intake process does not guarantee assistance; however, once the application is completed and all documents are submitted one of our staff members will follow up with you regarding your request. Please be sure to upload all required documentation as noted (see below) on the Authorization and Liability Waiver page to avoid delays in your submission. 
 
Should you have additional questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact us at 402-934-6763. Please allow 5-7 business days for us to review your application and follow-up with you.
 
https://form.jotform.com/210386060996057 
 
 
Please submit a copy of the following documents in order for us to determine eligibility. 

• ID 
• Social Security OR ITIN OR IRS Tax document  
• Lease (for Rental request) 
• Notice (e.g. 3, 7, or 14-day notice) OR a ledger OR a statement from the landlord of the balance owed. You may also upload a court summons if you have one. 
• Approval letter from the landlord (for deposit requests) 
• Utility bill (for utility requests, bill must be in the name of the applicant) 
• Proof of hardship to show why you fell behind (letter from employer, paycheck stub, bank statements, medical statement) 
• Proof of Income (Paystubs, Unemployment comp, Child Support, Bank Statements, Social Security, SSDI, Child Support) 

 
 *Please note, if we do not receive documents we will not review you application*
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*We will need to verify your residence within the city of Omaha by using GIS mapping below*

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How we can help!
Our program helps families and individuals maintain permanent and reliable rental housing. Our services provide tenants with the resources and tools they need to prevent eviction and ensure housing stability. While we do not have attorneys on staff and cannot provide legal advice, we can help you understand your rights and responsibilities as a renter.

We provide information on:

• How your rights can protect you as a renter
• Tenant and landlord responsibilities
• Housing searches – where to look, how to apply and credit screening issues
• Resources available if you are a victim of domestic violence 
• The eviction process – timelines and procedures
• Legal and community resources

Please click the link below to complete the intake process :

• Client Application

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