What happens if the family's SSN disclosure is late after the 90-day extension?

When a family fails to disclose their Social Security Number (SSN) after a 90-day extension, the appropriate consequence is the termination of their housing assistance. This aligns with HUD's regulations, which require all household members to have an SSN to receive housing assistance. The 90-day extension is provided to allow families additional time to gather necessary documentation; however, if they do not comply within this timeframe, the established policy dictates that they lose their eligibility for assistance.

This measure emphasizes accountability and compliance with the program requirements, ensuring that all participants have verified and valid SSNs, which are crucial for administering the Housing Choice Voucher program effectively.