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General

Has anyone who will be living in the house had any action taken against them for anti-social behaviour in the last 3 years
Has anyone who will be living in the house been convicted of a criminal offence in relation to their house, or in the locality of their house, in the last 3 years
Do you or the joint applicant own outright, or have a mortgage on, your current home or any other property
Does anyone who will be living in the house have any criminal convictions which are not yet spent under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974
Does anyone who will be living in the house require to register with the police under the Sexual Offences Act 2003
Do you receive any particular support from any agencies to help you manage in your current home?
Are you a young person (between the age of 16 - 25 years) leaving residential care provided by a local authority, and as part of an agreed Pathways Assessment Process?
Have you ever lived in a property owned or managed by the association?
Are you experiencing harassment or domestic abuse in your present accommodation?
If you are suffering harassment or domestic abuse at your current address, please provide full details in the box above. We can provide advice and information on specialist agencies dealing with this and we also advise you to seek urgent assistance from the local authority’s Community Casework Team.
Are you or anyone moving with you an asylum seeker or subject to immigration controls?
Are you, your partner or joint applicant staying in the UK on a spouse visa?
Are you, your partner or joint applicant staying in the UK on another type of visa?
Have you ever been evicted from a property?
Have you or anyone moving with you been convicted of or have any pending charges in relation to the misuse of drugs?
Are you, or anyone who would be moving with you, related to a Committee or Area Association member or employee of the Association? The assessment of your application will not be affected If you answer yes to this question.
Is anyone included in this form pregnant
Pregnancy due date
In order for us to include the baby in your household composition assessment, we require written proof of pregnancy. This should be submitted to this office three months prior to the expected due date. For example, a baby due on 1 June would be included in the household from 1 March.
Do you or the joint applicant provide kinship care