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As part of
the Office of Housing’s strategy to reduce errors and improper payment of HUD
subsidies, Housing staff is providing annual training on the effective use and
functionality of EIV for multifamily housing program users. To help make the EIV
system a more useful tool that is responsive to your needs, HUD’s Office of Multifamily
Housing leadership wants to hear about your experiences, both positive and negative,
in gaining access to the EIV system and in using the
various Multifamily applications and reports contained in the EIV system. Please
take the time to submit your comments, concerns and recommendations and Email
US. EIV
8.1.1 (October 24, 2008) Release
On December 16-17, 2008, an in-depth, two-day EIV 8.1.1 Instructional Course was
conducted by HUD staff via HUD HUD
Webcast. The course was target to owners and management agents (O/As), service
bureaus, contract administrators (CAs), as well as HUD field office staff. HUD
Headquarters staff delivered an informative slide presentation ranging from gaining
and continuing EIV access, reading income information and verification reports,
to monitoring O/A activities, as the Department moves to mandate the use of EIV
for multifamily housing programs. Below are the agenda and course materials for
the course.
EIV
7.0 (June 26, 2007) ReleaseOn
June 27-28, 2007, an EIV instructional course on the 7.0 Enterprise Income Verification
(EIV) system for Multifamily Housing Programs was conducted by HUD staff via Webcast.
The two-day instructional course was targeted to owners and management agents
(O/As) responsible for performing required re-certification of tenant income and
contract administrators (CAs) responsible for monitoring and overseeing O/A operations.
Guidance and information on how to read and use the tenant Income Report and the
Income Discrepancy Report, as well as how to incorporate EIV into your day-to-day
operations was provided on day two of the two-day EIV instructional course. Although
made clear in materials, we want to emphasize that O/As are not to take the income
data in EIV and use it to calculate a tenant’s income for rent calculation purposes
without getting current (dated within the last 120 days) income documentation
(pay stubs, Social Security benefit letter, etc) from the tenant. Instructional
materials for day two, Section III. Income Information Reports and Section IV.
Third Party Verification Requirement, explain, in part, how to 1) identify a valid
income discrepancy between tenant-provided and third party income information,
and 2) resolve valid tenant income discrepancies; this is also illustrated through
skits which can be viewed on the EIV
satellite broadcast. Course materials and topics included: |