Code of Maryland Regulations (Last Updated: April 6, 2021) |
Title 05. Department of Housing & Community Development |
Subtitle 04. SPECIAL LOAN PROGRAMS |
Chapter 05.04.14. Weatherization Program |
Sec. 05.04.14.05. Application Process
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A. The applicant shall apply at the Agency. If the applicant is unable to come to the Agency, the Agency shall send a representative to take the application.
B. A completed application includes:
(1) A completed application form provided by the Agency;
(2) Verification of countable income;
(3) Proof of ownership or a landlord-tenant agreement; and
(4) Household data sheet.
C. Countable income is annualized and includes:
(1) Money wages;
(2) Net income from self-employment;
(3) Social Security or Supplemental Social Security Income (SSI) or both;
(4) Dividends, interest received, estate or trust income, rental income, or royalties;
(5) Public assistance or welfare;
(6) Pension and annuities including veterans' or railroad retirement;
(7) Workers' Compensation Insurance payments;
(8) Alimony or child support;
(9) Compensation payments including unemployment and Criminal Injuries Compensation Board awards; and
(10) Armed forces support payments.
D. Countable income excludes the following income:
(1) Third party payments for rent or other purposes over which the household has no control;
(2) In-kind contributions, such as food, furniture, clothing, and service from persons in the community;
(3) Money wages of the children under 18 years old, or persons who are students and are not employed full time;
(4) Grants and loans to undergraduate students made or insured by the Commissioner of Education under the Higher Education Assistance Act, 20 U.S.C.S. §§1070-1098, such as Basic Education Opportunity Grants and guaranteed student loans, and under the National Defense Education Act, 20 U.S.C.S. §401 et seq., as well as veterans' educational benefits;
(5) Payments under the Federal Action Program made to participants in the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, Foster Grandparents and Senior Companion Program;
(6) Job Training Partnership Act Program;
(7) Maryland Service Corps; or
(8) The value of any food stamp allotment.