Utah Department of Workforce Services

Must have experienced a documented financial hardship associated with COVID-19 after January 21, 2020. Must own and occupy the Utah property, as their primary residence for which they are applying for assistance. Households that have incomes equal to or less than 150% of the County area median income (AMI) in which the household resides, or 100% of AMI for the United States, whichever is greater. First application period focuses on households that have incomes equal to or less than 100% of the county area median income (AMI) in which the household resides, or 100% AMI for th US (whichever is greater). Households with income exceeding this will be denied on the current application period unless they are facing immediate foreclosure. Households may NOT currently be participating in the Emergency Rental Assistance Program.

Monday: 09:00:00.000Z - 17:00:00.000Z Tuesday: 09:00:00.000Z - 17:00:00.000Z Wednesday: 09:00:00.000Z - 17:00:00.000Z Thursday: 09:00:00.000Z - 17:00:00.000Z Friday: 09:00:00.000Z - 17:00:00.000Z

Take the 'Pre-screening questionnaire' online to start eligibility inquiry. Complete the online application, fill out and sign the Third Party Authorization (TPA) and Disclosure Form, provide a qualifying hardship attestation and supporting documentation from homeowner that certifies and identifies the financial hardship associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, that it occurred after January 21, 2020. Must provide contact information, including phone number and email, as well as account (mortgage, property tax, homeowners insurance) if that information is not clear on the provided documents. 20-30 day estimated funding for eligible applicants; may contact CDCU for status inquiries.

No cost. Maximum assistance at the start of the program will be $35,000 per residence. Program will expend funds as necessary to bring a homeowner's primary residence fully current.

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