Form DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance ("sota") Landlord Agreement - New York City

What Is Form DHS-10A?

This is a legal form that was released by the New York City Department of Homeless Services - a government authority operating within New York City. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance?
A: DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance is a program in New York City that provides temporary financial assistance to eligible individuals or families to help them secure permanent housing.

Q: What is the purpose of the Landlord Agreement?
A: The Landlord Agreement is a form that landlords in New York City must complete to participate in the DHS-10A program and receive the special one time assistance payment.

Q: Who is eligible for DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance?
A: Eligibility for DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance is determined by the New York City Department of Homeless Services (DHS) and is based on various factors such as income, homelessness status, and other eligibility criteria.

Q: What is the payment provided through DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance?
A: DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance provides a one-time payment to eligible individuals or families that covers a portion of their rental arrears and moving costs.

Q: What should landlords do to participate in the program?
A: Landlords who want to participate in the DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance program should complete the Landlord Agreement form and submit it to the New York City Department of Homeless Services.

Q: Are there any obligations for landlords who participate in the program?
A: Yes, landlords who participate in the DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance program have certain obligations, such as maintaining the property in compliance with New York City housing codes and renting it to eligible tenants at reasonable rental rates.

Q: Can landlords terminate the tenancy of a tenant who receives DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance?
A: No, landlords cannot terminate the tenancy of a tenant solely because they receive DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance. Landlords must follow the usual legal procedures for terminating a tenancy if there is a valid reason to do so.

Q: What should I do if I have questions about the DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance program?
A: If you have questions about the DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance program, you can contact the New York City Department of Homeless Services for assistance and clarification.

Q: Is DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance available in other cities or states?
A: The DHS-10A Special One Time Assistance program is specific to New York City and may not be available in other cities or states. However, similar programs may exist in other jurisdictions.