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I was just contacted by pronto to send additional documents and e-sign documents on pronto and was given a 24 hour deadline to do so. How many steps are left?
I was just contacted by pronto to send additional documents and e-sign documents on pronto and was given a 24 hour deadline to do so. How many steps are left?
I don’t have the answer for that but you’re a step ahead of me right now. You were 16xx right? I’m like 22xx and also a municipal employee like you. Hoping they email me for next steps by the end of this month, or hopefully before they hit there municipal employee limit. Good luck to you!
I was just contacted by pronto to send additional documents and e-sign documents on pronto and was given a 24 hour deadline to do so. How many steps are left?
A few days after I signed documents in Pronto the housing agent sent me instructions to schedule a tour of the apartment and buildings.
This is what I received just this morning at 12pm after emailing them for an update after an E-signature:
“Good Afternoon,
“At this time we are processing applications in the low 100's. You will receive an update on Monday but to advise, there are no one-bedrooms remaining at 70 or 80% AMI's so if you would still like to be processed we would be proceeding with a studio unit.
I was contacted once again to complete and attach the R-5 and Authorization to Release Information on Friday, 2/9. I had also just submitted this last week when they asked for updated documents again.
I was just asked today to fill out a deposit clarification form which is supposed to list deposits over $50 for the last 6 months. Did anyone else fill this out? The form has no space to fill out 6months worth of deposits lol its like 1 page with 5 boxes of space to write in the details of these deposits. What was anyone else's experience with this?
I was just asked today to fill out a deposit clarification form which is supposed to list deposits over $50 for the last 6 months. Did anyone else fill this out? The form has no space to fill out 6months worth of deposits lol its like 1 page with 5 boxes of space to write in the details of these deposits. What was anyone else's experience with this?
Today I received the same email. I used multiple pages to fill and merged them in 1 PDF.
I was just denied because my income was calculated as just over 80% AMI. Would I have any luck in appealing? How long does the appeal process take? I know that HPD adjusts their AMI bands for the new year at the end of Q1 would I be able to argue that I would be within 80% AMI in a couple of months?
I was just asked today to fill out a deposit clarification form which is supposed to list deposits over $50 for the last 6 months. Did anyone else fill this out? The form has no space to fill out 6months worth of deposits lol its like 1 page with 5 boxes of space to write in the details of these deposits. What was anyone else's experience with this?
I did one, but they actually told me which deposits to clarify, not only blank spaces. I'd advise don't overthink it, keep the descriptions as minimal as possible.
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Originally Posted by aggretsuk0
I was just denied because my income was calculated as just over 80% AMI. Would I have any luck in appealing? How long does the appeal process take? I know that HPD adjusts their AMI bands for the new year at the end of Q1 would I be able to argue that I would be within 80% AMI in a couple of months?
Appeal! It's worked out for tons of people. Process usually takes about 2 weeks. Best of luck.
Can anyone please share their experience after they got approved? Did you sign the lease online or in-person? If in person, did you had a couple days to look over before signing or was it on the spot situation?
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