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NATIONAL RENTAL RELIEF PROGRAM

WE ARE CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
 *RENTAL ASSISTANCE, UTILITY ASSISTANCE &
SECURITY DEPOSIT ASSISTANCE


To qualify for assistance, applicants must be current residents of the State in which they are applying for assistance, received an eviction notice,
be on a fixed income, experienced the death of a household member that contributed to the rent, loss of income due to illness, or rent increase in the last 12 months.


The National  Rental Relief Program assists residents of the United States who have suffered substantial financial hardship and now lack sufficient income or resources to pay their rental housing and utility costs. 

Assistance is based on the availability of funding and each household assessment. Failure to provide any documentation promptly may result in your application being DENIED.  Payment Plans are also provided and arranged with your Landlord. Mediation services are available if your Landlord will participate.


If you are applying for utility assistance only, you will be charged a $75.00 Admin Fee. NCD does not provide promise-to-pay letters. If your application is APPROVED, you will receive a letter with the amounts that will be paid directly to the utility company.
The application process time is up to 60 days. 


The NRRP program's mission is to provide service assistance to Tenants in the U.S. who need financial help and support.

ADMIN FEE *$75.00  TENANT ANSWER *$150.00
Tenant Answer: A court response to an Eviction Notice served by a Landlord.
Eviction Notice: A legal notice that claims you owe your landlord rent. 
Please Note: If you do not take action by your deadline, the court can order your eviction without a hearing at your Landlord's request. If the court orders an eviction, the constable or sheriff will post the eviction order on your door within 24 hours and will return 24 to 36 hours later to lock you out. The eviction order and lockout can happen quickly without any more notice from your Landlord. NCD recommends that you answer ANY legal notice you receive. 
              Tenants have only three (3) options
1. Request a Tenant Answer
2. You can pay the Total Amount of Rent Owed

3. You can move out of the property
* If a landlord (not the constable or sheriff)attempts
 to lock you out of the property, block your entry, or cut off an essential service notify us for help.
                  ATTENTION TENANTS AND LANDLORDS: MUST READ 
Upon acceptance of the rental assistance payment landlords agree in exchange for payment of funds to not initiate any legal proceeding or collection effort against any of the above Tenants for unpaid rent, late fees, or other fees or charges related to occupancy of the dwelling unit through and until the present date or the end of the period for which rent is being paid, whichever is longer, and all claims regarding such amounts are hereby waived and released. I further agree to rescind any prior eviction notice, to not initiate any new court proceeding related to Tenants except for criminal activity or nuisance-related issues, and to allow tenants to reside i the dwelling unit for a period of not less than 60 days from receipt of payment of funds without eviction proceeding commencing. This can be found on the Landlord Verification forms signed by the Landlord before receiving funding.

(Landlords that violate this will be reported to the federal, state, and county funding agency,  and courts for FRAUD, VIOLATION, PROGRAM PENALTY, and CUMULATIVE DAMAGES
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VIOLATION OF THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS IS A CRIME AND IS PUNISHABLE BY LAW.

Please Note: Rental & Utility Assistance is free of charge
NCD LLC charges for additional services that include the following:
Document Submittals
, Court Filing, Document Auditing, Verifications, Landlord Communication and Correspondence via (email, mail, calls)
If you received an eviction notice incl
uding a 24-hour lockout notice while waiting for rental assistance, NCD will file a Tenant Answer/Affidavit with the Courts in your area to PREVENT you from becoming homeless. Failure to provide NCD, LLC with ANY Legal Notice Type you receive from your Landlord, could result in you being evicted. Notices are date-driven and NCD has no authority to extend the responding time of notice, for ANY reason including delay of payments, submission delays, etc. If you were recently DENIED for benefits and have a scheduled court hearing date, NCD recommends that you re-apply immediately as you MUST prove that you are ACTIVELY pursuing rental assistance. The court Judge can GRANT an eviction against you if your application is DENIED for ANY reason. *Court hearing assistance, *Telephonic/Video request and *additional court filings is also available to you(*ADDITIONAL FEES WILL APPLY). 

REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION

The following documents are required to complete your application. 

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  • Photo ID of applicant (driver's license or ID card or military ID)

  • Lease Agreement

  • Eviction Notice and/or Court Documents

  • Current Utility Statements (Ex. Water, Power, Gas)

  • Proof of Income (30 days, Paystubs, Bank Statement, or SSI Award Letter)​

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**Income restrictions may change per state

  • Income Restrictions                                                                                                      HH 1     up to $2,865
    HH 2     up to $3,275
    HH 3     up to $3,685
    HH 4     up to $4,090
    HH 5     up to $4,420
    HH 6     up to $4,745
    HH 7     up to $5,075 
                                                                                                      HH 8     up to $5,400 (add $325 per month for each additional household member)

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ONLINE RENTAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION

TENANT INFORMATION

APPLICANTS: IF THIS SECTION DO NOT APPLY TO YOU ENTER N/A

SELECT AT LEAST ONE FROM THE LIST BELOW:

WHAT ASSISTANCE ARE YOU APPLYING FOR:

APPLICANTS: INVOICES ARE ELECTRONICALLY SENT TO YOUR EMAIL
Invoices that are NOT paid within
24 hours will be cancelled and you will be REQUIRED to reapply. 

LANDLORD INFORMATION

Please Note: The application process can take up to 90 days to process/fund.
NCD will provide your Landlord with a Program
Verification Form, once you are officially enrolled in the NRRP (National Rental Relief Program). Your Landlord at any time may contact NCD to receive information about your application, pending process, compliance, or enrollment. 


Giving false information on your application will cause your application to be DENIED. Each applicant will be assigned an NCD Case Administrator, that will process your application and provide support for you and your Landlord throughout the rental assistance process. If you are planning to vacate the property, security deposit assistance is also available in some states.

 

I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the state in which I am applying for benefits and that of which I reside that the foregoing provided information is true and correct.

 

I authorize NCD, LLC to process my application. NCD, LLC is not responsible for any wrong information provided on this application. All parties shall hold NCD, LLC harmless from any notice or legal matters. NCD, LLC holds the right to deny/withdraw your application if you are found in noncompliance or providing false information.

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I further agree to pay NCD, LLC for services I request also waiving the right to request a refund

NO REFUNDS, NO EXCEPTIONS. NCD, LLC can not reduce or waive any fees charged for services. I understand invoices are electronically generated and will be delivered to the email I provided. I further give NCD, LLC permission to act as my duly appointed agent. I authorize NCD, LLC to prepare, e-sign, submit, schedule, and file documents on my behalf about rental assistance, eviction, or inspections. I understand that NCD, LLC will file for a fee waiver referencing changes in circumstances and/or financial hardship. I acknowledge that NCD, LLC does not offer loans, or issue vouchers for hotels, motels, room or board and unless specified any assistance provided by NCD, LLC will be issued directly to the utility company or Landlord. I understand that the funds provided are paid by either county, local, state or federal funding and I do not have to pay back funds that are awarded. I understand that my Landlord may serve other eviction notices after I am enrolled in the program in such event, I will be required to pay an additional $150.00 fee per notice that is served by the Landlord to cover the cost of court filing each occurrence. NCD, LLC will also file a final motion with the court to remove the eviction from public record.  I agree to hold NCD, LLC  harmless of any decision made by a Judge/Agency for your assistance and eviction cases. I acknowledge that Judicial days on eviction notices do not include the date of service, weekends, or certain legal holidays. I am aware that on the 15th of each month, pending rental assistance a new month will be included in the rental assistance benefits.

NCD Legal Disclaimer: Terms & Conditions

Your Application was submitted SUCCESFULLY!

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QUESTIONS? Call (913) 336-0036 Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm

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CONTACT INFORMATION:
(702) 344-3317 Director Main Line
(913) 336-0030 Message/Text Only Line

NCD Relief Program 
for

All States and U.S. Territories

                                 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Question: Can I be EVICTED if I missed a scheduled court hearing date?
Answer: YesMost Justice courts will not allow Tenants to file a motion to stay if there was already a hearing
Question: If I did not receive a Constable 24-hour notice and I was locked out but I have a PENDING rental
                assistance application, can I be let back in my property?

Answer: No, Tenants are solely responsible for receiving and notifying NCD of the matter. Once your evicted 
              (removed) there is no ready way to "undo" the removal and get back into the property. If you plan 
              on leaving the property for a number of days, notify a family member, friend, neighbor or NCD, so 
               someone can check the property for notices served, that you will potentially miss receiving.

Question: If I did not receive an eviction notice, can I still apply for rental assistance?
Answer: No, the programs NCD work with will only process your case,  if you have an eviction notice and the notice
               must be filed with the courts and assigned a court case number. In most states the eviction ban has ended.

Question: If I had a PENDING COVID application, will I still receive my rental assistance benefits?
Answer: Yes, however, you must continue to comply with the assigned case worker or your application can get DENIED.
Question: If I have a PENDING rental application and an upcoming court hearing, can I still be EVICTED?
Answer: Yes, Tenants are no longer covered under the EVICTION BAN. 
Question: Can my Landlord refuse my rental assistance payment?
Answer: Yes, if the benefit APPROVAL amount is less than what you owe, your Landlord can refuse the partial payment. 

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