Hudson County Eviction Prevention Program deadline is Sept. 2

Applications must be received by Sept. 2

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Applications for the Hudson County Eviction Prevention Program close on September 2 at 5pm. The program — which is funded by federal stimulus money — offers rental assistance to low- and moderate-income households that have seen a reduction in income due to the coronavirus pandemic.

To qualify for the Hudson County Eviction Prevention Program, you must meet the following requirements. (You can apply at https://cares.hcnj.us/)

  • You must be a New Jersey resident.
  • Your rent must be current as of March 2020.
  • Gross household income must be at/below maximum for your county (see limits here).
  • Your income must have been reduced because of COVID-19.
  • You must have no assets or savings to pay rent.

Here in Jersey City (Hudson County), the maximum income for a 1-person household is $55,250. The maximum income for a 4-person household is $78,900.

You can check the status of your application at https://www.WaitlistCheck.com. (If you’re chosen, you’ll see an “active” status).

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