How do I get info to apply for section 8 in Arkansas?
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Well, the Section 8 that I'm familiar with is government housing assistance. So, I'd start by  Googling HUD (Housing & Urban Development). You can contact the state's Chamber of Commerce, or a municipality's chamber of commerce. You can also look up a state senator or assemblyman there and ask someone in their office for logistical help.
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Ask your state bar association they might be able to give you a referal.
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Section 8 is a goverment funded program to help ppl afford decent housing that otherwise couldn't. After you apply they determine how much help you deserve based on ur income and the bills you pay out and they pay a percentage of you're rent on housing baised on what they find. The house or apartment musted be approved but any place you find to rent can be inspected so it can be approved.
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You should check with your local HUD office.  They can help you apply for Section 8 housing.  Another resource would be for you to check with your local County or State Office of Employment or Social Services.  The name of the office is different in just about every state.  They can guide you on how to apply and so forth or refer you to the HUD office.  You will need to give them your proof of residence, a photo ID, perhaps a utility bill or bills, proof of income and proof of assets such as car title, etc.  Give them a call or stop by.  You can find the proper office by looking in the government pages of your phone book or online.  Hope this helps.
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Start with these folks:\nhttp://www.trs.state.tx.us
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Go to your local department of children and families office or apply online at the link below.
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The Interstate Compact for Arkansas is the agency that will handle the transfer.  You can't just contact the Compact yourself, however.  You need to talk to your probation officer, pay a fee of approximately $75, and apply for transfer.\n\nSome transfers are allowed automatically.  If the probationer has immediate family living in the receiving state (KY), then KY has to accept the probationer for transfer.  If the probationer just wants to move to KY but doesn't have immediate family there, then KY can refuse the transfer.
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Depends on what state you are in. If you add info here I can find the form for you easily.
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Contact the State Bar Association.
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you can always go to ArkansasDemocratGazette.com\n\nThey may have something there...\nor NorthwestArkansasTimes.com
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if theres an American Embassy in Bangladesh, go pay them a visit and ask them what are requirements to get proper documentations to apply for,.
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You have to contact HUD http://www.hud.gov/ to get on their approved housing/section 8 lists of available properties for rent.
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http://www.arkansas.gov/doc/facilities.html
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Under Arkansas Act 610 of 1991, after a judgment is issued against a defendant, that defendant must prepare a schedule, verified by affidavit, of all his property, both real and personal, including moneys, bank accounts, rights, credits and choses in action held by himself or others for him and specify the particular property which he claims as exempt under the provisions of the law.   The Defendant’s schedule of exempt property must be filed with the clerk of the court within forty-five (45) days of entry of the final judgment order.
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I dont know where you live but we have a wbsite in ark (http://www.state.ar.us/doc/inmate_info/index.htmlt) that you can search inmates and it tells you ck it out and maybe it will help you find a way to help you.
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I would ask that office if they service cilents for the Section 8, Housing Choice Voucher program?  If they say that they are strictly limiting their vouchers for the diabled and the homeless, than perhaps you can ask them for another local PHA (Public Housing Authority) that is still currently accepting applications.   Very often there are county agencies that service the general public.\n\nIf you still get no satisfactino at all, go online to the HUD site and find out from a regional office where you, a resident of the Bronx, NY can apply for a Section 8, Housing Choice Voucher.\n\nThe problem though is this.  EVEN if the PHA you have been going to would take an application for you, the waiting lists are YEARS long.  You say that you seriously need to move out as if you are in a hurry...if there is a rush, a Housing Authority probably isn't the best place to start (due to the waiting lists that are years long literally).\n\nTry to contact your local Community Action Committee office and see if they have lists or knowledge of affordable housing if you can't afford to pay the entire rent on your own.  Hopefully they will be able to direct you.\n\nOtherwise, you may want to cross the boarder and move to NJ where it is a little bit cheaper *smile*\n\nI hope this helps.
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contact the office of child support in your county. i live in ft.smith and the office is located in van buren. DHS should be able to help