Heads Up
For English, go to NYC.gov/TenantResourcePortal (http://nyc.gov/TenantResourcePortal) ; For Spanish, go to NYC.gov/PortalParaInquilinos (http://nyc.gov/PortalParaInquilinos) By answering some questions about your unique circumstances, you'll be directed to the most relevant resources, such as help navigating an illegal lockout or eviction.For legal assistance on housing issues, call 311 and say "Tenant Helpline."If you are facing an eviction case, you can receive free legal assistance through HRA’s Office of Civil Justice and the City’s “right-to-counsel” law. If appropriate, specialists can set up a mediation session between you and your landlord outside of Housing Court to resolve issues like unpaid rent, lease concerns, or move outs.
Eligibility
All renters are eligible to receive help regardless of immigration status.
Required Documents
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How to Apply
Visit online
For English, go to NYC.gov/TenantResourcePortal (http://nyc.gov/TenantResourcePortal) For Spanish, go to NYC.gov/PortalParaInquilinos (http://nyc.gov/PortalParaInquilinos) By phoneCall 311 and ask for "Tenant Helpline"
Online
Visit online
For English, go to NYC.gov/TenantResourcePortal (http://nyc.gov/TenantResourcePortal) For Spanish, go to NYC.gov/PortalParaInquilinos (http://nyc.gov/PortalParaInquilinos)
By Mail
Get Help
OnlineGet more information and resources (https://www1.nyc.gov/content/tenantprotection/pages/covid19-home-quarantine) if you are a tenant impacted by COVID-19By phoneCall 311 and say "Tenant Helpline"