D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 29, r. 29-2572
Assignment to a TAH case manager does not guarantee receipt of an LRSP rental subsidy. The applicant will work with the assigned TAH case manager to complete an application for the LRSP rental subsidy.
The TAH case manager shall work with the assigned client to ensure the LRSP rental subsidy application is submitted to the District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA).
Upon receipt of notification that DCHA deemed the applicant eligible for an LRSP rental subsidy, the Department shall contact the client and TAH case manager to confirm approval for the LRSP rental subsidy.
The TAH case manager shall assist the client in complying with DCHA requirements to utilize the LRSP rental subsidy in a timely manner. This may include notifying the client that they must attend a DCHA Voucher Briefing, helping the client to identify a housing unit within six (6) months of the LRSP voucher being issued, or requesting an extension of the utilization period if the client needs additional time to identify and lease up in a unit.
If DCHA deems the applicant ineligible for LRSP, then the TAH case manager shall work with the client on next steps. For clients who are deemed ineligible for LRSP, the TAH case manager may refer the client for alternative rental assistance for which funding is available. The case manager shall notify the Department if the client is deemed ineligible for LRSP. In addition, the case manager shall notify the Department if alternative rental assistance is not possible.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 29, r. 29-2572