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When and How to use the “True and Correct As of (Date)” Statement

Today’s TIP is when to use the “True and Correct as of <Date>” Statement. When paperwork is being signed & dated after the “due date,“ it must include the statement “True & Correct as of <certification effective date>”. Use this below procedure unless otherwise guided by Compliance or your Supervisor:

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Completing Subsidy Type in Yardi

This TIP applies to all affordable properties, except HUD only properties. When completing any Certification in Yardi (MI, AR, IR), and the resident receives ANY type of subsidy, ensure the “Subsidy Type” is selected correctly. This option needs to be selected in two different areas (three areas if the unit is HOME). Download Compliance Tips: Completing Subsidy Type in Yardi Screenshots

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How to fill out the Questionnaire Reminder

Please review the attached Questionnaires for California, Oregon, Idaho, and HUD/RD properties for “Examples & TIPS on how to fill out the Questionnaire”.   We have highlighted key wording in the questionnaire to grab your attention when completing this form, with TIPS throughout.  CaliforniaOregonIdahoHUD/RD

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Reminder–PERS CalPERS and FERS Retirement Accounts

Regarding PERS, CalPERS, and FERS accounts (any retirement-style accounts from a county/state/school district): Due to these accounts not being accessible while a person is currently employed with the providing agency, they are not to be counted as asset account while a person is still employed and able to contribute to the account. Per HUD guidelines, “amounts that would be accessible

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