Homeowner’s Frequently Asked Questions - Part 2 Why should I have work done on my home? Is the removal of lead-based paint hazards required by law? Could I be permanently displaced from my own home? How do I apply? What documentation do I have to provide? How do I apply? The Department of Housing and Community Development has contracted with the Marshall Heights Community Development Organization and Housing Counseling Services for the initial application process. Make an appointment with either agency to submit an application to the Lead Safe Washington program. Marshall Heights is located at 3939 Benning Road, NE and may be reached at (202) 396-1200 ext. 132. Housing Counseling Services is located at 2410 17th Street, NW and may be reached by phone at (202) 667-7006. What documentation do I have to provide? The following list is not exhaustive; you will receive a comprehensive list from the community based organization when you make your appointment. Copy of recorded property deed Copy of current liability/fire insurance policy Copy of tax certification affidavit Last two paycheck stubs for all adults 18 and older in your household; Last two years income tax returns (Federal and local); Birth certificate(s) for all children under six years old that live with you or visit your unit on a frequent basis; A copy of photo identification for all adults over 18 years old (Driver’s license or other Government issued ID); Copy of any statement of other income (such as Disability, Social Security, Workman’s Compensation etc.); and One copy of your most recent bank statement. Page 4 of 9      1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9