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Upfront Income Verification Plus – Live Webinar |
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Upfront Income Verification Plus - Webinar is an online training program delivered in two four-hour sessions that examines the broad potential impact of Upfront Income Verification (UIV) in addition to several other recent developments.
Who Should Attend
Individuals involved in any way with regulatory compliance at HUD-subsidized housing.
Overview
On January 27, 2009, HUD anounced in the Federal Register a final ruling known as Upfront Income Verification (UIV).
UIV comprises a sweeping set of changes that would impact core aspects of occupancy management such as eligibility, income calculations, and verifications. To help housing professionals get up to speed quickly on this and other new rules, NCHM has developed UIV Plus, a special one-day workshop that examines the many ways UIV may alter the definitions and rules of occupancy management. In addition to UIV, the program will focus on other important regulatory and policy issues such as the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), IMAX/202C, and Fair Housing policy.
The Final Rule originally established March 30, 2009 as the rule’s effective date. Although HUD has recently indicated the possibility of a 60-day delay in the rule’s implementation, UIV Plus will give housing professionals the training they need to ensure that their occupancy practices are compliant today and tomorrow.
What You Will Learn
The class will explore the significant ways in which UIV would depart from established practices. Changes include:
- Requires that individuals who declare themselves as U.S. citizens have their status verified.
- Requires PHAs and Owner Agents to use Enterprise Income Verification (EIV).
- Revises the definition of “annual income.”
- Makes some conforming rules for the HOME program
- Requires documentation of Social Security numbers for all family members.
- Reiterates there will be penalties for non-compliance on the part of any entity or individual.
Students will also learn all about the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA); IMAX/202C; and how reasonable accommodations policies should be defined to comply with HUD and JOD regulations
Details
Is this a Pillar course?
No
Duration:
Two four-hour sessions (usually delivered across two days)
Certification exam:
No
Instruction format:
Online Webinar with multi-media presentation
Prerequisites:
Prior occupancy training
Intended audience
Individuals experienced with HUD housing and/or responsible for HUD compliance
Materials provided:
Downloadable training notes
Course Agenda
Day 1
Introduction
Background; comparing the proposed rule to the final rule; goals and objectives of the course
Social Security Numbers
Break
Social Security numbers (contd.); Implementing the new rule; Tenant Selection Plan draft language; Draft questionnaire
Day 2
Enterprise Income Verification (EIV); Public Housing Authorities/Owners/Agents
Verification of US Citizenship; Sample letter: Notice to Residents; Tenant Selection Plan draft language
Break
Annual Income; Calculations (Actual/Anticipated/Past); Sample Letter/Notice to Residents
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
IMAX 202/C Implementation
Review/final Q&A
