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Your Notice of Denial or Termination Due to Citizenship Status, Explained
Last reviewed 2026-07-08
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What this notice usually means
This notice denies or ends assistance over citizenship status. Your housing authority sends it when it cannot verify a status. It explains how to appeal to USCIS or ask for a hearing.
What to do now
- 1
Read which household member's status is at issue
Your notice names the person involved. It also states the problem it found.
- 2
Gather immigration status documents
Collect documents that show legal status. They should be for the person named.
- 3
Appeal to USCIS or request a hearing
Your notice explains how to appeal to USCIS. You can also ask for a hearing.
- 4
Call your housing authority or get free legal help
Call the number on your notice, or contact a local legal aid group for free help.
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Sources
- HUD.gov (Public Housing Occupancy Guidebook)Retrieved 2026-07-07
Last reviewed 2026-07-08
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