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Old 11-01-2009, 03:43 PM
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I just ported into florida from buffalo ny but i want to move back me nor my kids like it and want to go back home.I was told by people that i have to stay here for a whole year.....is this true...can anyone help
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I don't understand your question? Why would Section 8 keep you from moving? As far as I know most Section 8 vouchers are distributed by the county you live in so I seriously doubt if you move back to Buffalo that county is going to pay for your voucher in New York.
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need more details, and what are the reasons why you and your children don't like here in florida
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I don't understand your question? Why would Section 8 keep you from moving? As far as I know most Section 8 vouchers are distributed by the county you live in so I seriously doubt if you move back to Buffalo that county is going to pay for your voucher in New York.
Generally, the voucher holder is obligated for the first year on a new lease... after that it goes month to month for the family and 60 day notice with cause for the owner...

So... in effect, it's not that you can't move... it's that you have to wait for your lease to expire...

Section 8/Vouchers are primarily funded through HUD and as such they are now portable... so once you meet eligibility requirements... it is now much easier to transfer.
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