Section 8 Voucher Appeal

Summary

Section 8 vouchers in Massachusetts are based on HUDs Fair Market Rent. If the amount is insufficient, you have the right to appeal. Local housing agencies handle these issues, not HUD directly. If the Attleboro Housing Authority isnt advocating for you, file a complaint with the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development or seek legal assistance from organizations like Greater Boston Legal Services. Document all interactions for future reference.

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My section * voucher is NOT ENOUGH
Hello ****, I understand your concern. Could you please tell me your location to provide you with specific information on housing laws in your area?
Attleboro MA
Hello ****, in Massachusetts:
- Section * vouchers are determined by HUD's Fair Market Rent, which varies by location.
- You may appeal if you feel the amount is insufficient.
- Contact Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development for more assistance.
Their contact number is (*) *-*.
I can't see the number
I apologize for any confusion, ****. The contact number for the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development is (*) *-*.
Is this HUD?
No, this is not HUD (Housing and Urban Development). However, I can provide you with legal information related to HUD and your Section * voucher concerns.
What legal information?
About Section * vouchers, legally:
- The amount is based on HUD's Fair Market Rent.
- You have the right to appeal if you find it insufficient.
- HUD doesn't directly handle these issues, local housing agencies do.
- Contact your local housing agency for more assistance.
What if the Attleboro housing isn't advocating for me?
If you feel the Attleboro Housing Authority isn't advocating for you:
- You can file a complaint with the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development.
- You may also seek legal assistance from organizations like Greater Boston Legal Services.
- Remember to document all interactions for future reference.