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My question is does anyone in NYCHA (housing asst. etc) need to be in your personal business in order to do a transfer from one housing complex to another also in different areas.
I've been living with my mother for a long time now that I have 2 little ones i need the space my father can offer me the space cause he has a bigger apt. but now they did a background check everything is fine but they want to get into my personal business regarding my kids father etc.. Are they allow to get into my personal business I mean what's personal should stay personal they don't ask me that info here at my mother NYCHA
The real question why would you have kids knowing you where living in an apartment that wouldn't have enough room? Well whatever...
Yes they have every right to go into your "personal business". When tax payer dollars aren't paying your rent then you can have all the "personal business" you want
Ok thanx i just think my personal should stay personal.. I mean i don't go to them asking hey who's the father of ur kids or why you are not married etc.. U know.. Also i not asking for public asst. Or the fact yea i had 2 kids living in a smaller apt. Which people done worst being in a smaller appt. I'm just saying that i feel that my personal info should be kept private..
You are asking for for public assistance when you apply for public housing.
If they approve you and your children they are also legally approving the children's father(s) because the fathers are immediate family of the children even if the fathers have no legal relationship to you.They could not prevent a father from moving in with his child(children).So they want to know who the father(s) are in case this ever happens.They will want to see if the children are being supported in any way financially and they also probably want to know if the fathers have criminal records .
This is all understandable and is what they should be doing if you ask me.
It's all of our business because we will all be subsidizing your rent.
Under NYCHA's rules, they will not allow him to live their if he is not on the lease. If he is found living their, you can get into trouble. Legally speaking, the only binding document is the lease.
BlueDog2 I think your response to Minnie553 was very clear, articulate and respectful. Thank you for just answering the question rather than feeling compelled to voice a hurtful response.
There is no such thing as "personal business" when it comes to subsidized housing and it touches on your finances. How and by whom your children are supported is very much required by law if you are seeking public housing for them.
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