Got an apartment as a single person household and want to add my SO to the lease

[holidazing]

Originally Posted by WildAboutHarry

Putting aside the regulations discussion. It might be wise for the relationship for you to live their alone to see if it’s big enough for just you and you enjoy it. Living together in a too small place can upset relationship.

Yeah we're aware lol. We both have places to go in case we're feeling cooped up, and won't see each other during the work day anyway.

[WildAboutHarry]

Does “working family” refer to two or more people who function as a unit and perhaps nothing to do with a paycheck. Or, does it mean a family that was at least one person with a paycheck?

A parent (bio or otherwise) and child whet the parent is solely on Disability income, and the child is a minor does not have a paycheck, but they do have income. This type of family is certainly eligible for some lotteries as are retired people without paychecks.

[kyb2011]

Originally Posted by macnyc2003

Not correct. The definition of a household, according to the Marketing Guidelines:

"Household" at admission shall mean (i) a single person, or (ii) two or more
persons who:
a. are Immediate Family Members;
b. are Extended Family Members who need to live together in order to
support one another with respect to finances, child care, eldercare,
medical care, or other extenuating family circumstance, as indicated
by self-certifications explaining the family circumstances and needs;
or
c. are financially interdependent, as indicated by (i) current leases or
utility records demonstrating a shared address, or (ii) documentation,
such as bank accounts, demonstrating shared assets.

https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/hpd/down...dbook-8-21.pdf

Or did you mean something else? That the person doesn't have to be working?

"are financially interdependent, as indicated by (i) current leases" I mean, that's roommates right?

[Lani15]

My lease I signed last week said I can add whomever I want to my lease I just have to notify them.