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Washington's Section 8 waiting lists vary depending on the city or municipal area the PHA serves. However, you should expect most waiting lists to be between two and three years long. Keep in mind, you can apply for Section 8 through multiple PHAs at the same time and choose the option that approves you the fastest.

Call 206-545-2344 to apply for assistance. They accept calls Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm. Rent assistance, utility bills, application fees, food & hot meals. Call 1-888-404-6272.

You must be homeless, live in substandard-condition housing, pay more than 50 percent of your household income on rent and utilities, or have household income at or below 30 percent of AMI for your family size (see chart above). Have at least one family member under the age of 18, elderly or disabled.

You must have an annual household income at or below 80 percent of the area median income (AMI). You receive waiting list preference with income at or below 30 percent of AMI....Subsidized Housing Eligibility. Family Size30% AMI80% AMI1$27,200$66,7502$31,050$76,2503$34,950$85,8004$38,800$95,3006 more rows

The Housing Choice Voucher Program waiting list is now closed indefinitely, and is not accepting applications. The Prince William County Office of Housing and Community Development Housing choice Voucher Rental Assistance Program is CLOSED to all new applicants at this time.

Call 206-545-2344 to apply for assistance. They accept calls Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm. Rent assistance, utility bills, application fees, food & hot meals. Call 1-888-404-6272.

Washington's Section 8 waiting lists vary depending on the city or municipal area the PHA serves. However, you should expect most waiting lists to be between two and three years long. Keep in mind, you can apply for Section 8 through multiple PHAs at the same time and choose the option that approves you the fastest.

Call 206-545-2344 to apply for assistance. They accept calls Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm. Rent assistance, utility bills, application fees, food & hot meals. Call 1-888-404-6272.

Selection Status. As of Sept. 30, 2022, KCHA has selected the first 1,150 applicants from the 2020 lottery waiting list. We do not expect to select any additional applications until October 2023 or later.

KCHA's subsidized housing serves the people of King County with the most limited incomes. This includes seniors, people with disabilities, single-parent families, and low-income working households. Most residents pay no more than 28 percent of their adjusted monthly income on rent and utilities.

Selection Status. As of Sept. 30, 2022, KCHA has selected the first 1,150 applicants from the 2020 lottery waiting list. We do not expect to select any additional applications until October 2023 or later.

You must be homeless, live in substandard-condition housing, pay more than 50 percent of your household income on rent and utilities, or have household income at or below 30 percent of AMI for your family size (see chart above). Have at least one family member under the age of 18, elderly or disabled.

Washington's Section 8 waiting lists vary depending on the city or municipal area the PHA serves. However, you should expect most waiting lists to be between two and three years long. Keep in mind, you can apply for Section 8 through multiple PHAs at the same time and choose the option that approves you the fastest.

Call 206-545-2344 to apply for assistance. They accept calls Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm. Rent assistance, utility bills, application fees, food & hot meals. Call 1-888-404-6272.

You must be homeless, live in substandard-condition housing, pay more than 50 percent of your household income on rent and utilities, or have household income at or below 30 percent of AMI for your family size (see chart above). Have at least one family member under the age of 18, elderly or disabled.

You must have an annual household income at or below 80 percent of the area median income (AMI). You receive waiting list preference with income at or below 30 percent of AMI....Subsidized Housing Eligibility. Family Size30% AMI80% AMI1$27,200$66,7502$31,050$76,2503$34,950$85,8004$38,800$95,3006 more rows

The Housing Choice Voucher Program waiting list is now closed indefinitely, and is not accepting applications. The Prince William County Office of Housing and Community Development Housing choice Voucher Rental Assistance Program is CLOSED to all new applicants at this time.

Call 206-545-2344 to apply for assistance. They accept calls Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm. Rent assistance, utility bills, application fees, food & hot meals. Call 1-888-404-6272.

Washington's Section 8 waiting lists vary depending on the city or municipal area the PHA serves. However, you should expect most waiting lists to be between two and three years long. Keep in mind, you can apply for Section 8 through multiple PHAs at the same time and choose the option that approves you the fastest.

Call 206-545-2344 to apply for assistance. They accept calls Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm. Rent assistance, utility bills, application fees, food & hot meals. Call 1-888-404-6272.

Selection Status. As of Sept. 30, 2022, KCHA has selected the first 1,150 applicants from the 2020 lottery waiting list. We do not expect to select any additional applications until October 2023 or later.

KCHA's subsidized housing serves the people of King County with the most limited incomes. This includes seniors, people with disabilities, single-parent families, and low-income working households. Most residents pay no more than 28 percent of their adjusted monthly income on rent and utilities.

Selection Status. As of Sept. 30, 2022, KCHA has selected the first 1,150 applicants from the 2020 lottery waiting list. We do not expect to select any additional applications until October 2023 or later.

You must be homeless, live in substandard-condition housing, pay more than 50 percent of your household income on rent and utilities, or have household income at or below 30 percent of AMI for your family size (see chart above). Have at least one family member under the age of 18, elderly or disabled.