• Living in Guernsey
• States Housing
• What is States Housing?
• Do I Qualify for a States house?
  • Who is eligible for a States House?
    
  • What is the maximum income limit?
    
  • What happens if my circumstances change after I apply?
    
  • What happens if I used to own my own property?
    
  • What happens if I used to be a States tenant?
    
• Applying for a States House
  • How do I apply?
    
  • What supporting evidence do I need?
    
  • Can I choose where to live?
    
  • What happens if I turn down an offer of a States House?
    
  • Your Allocations Officer
    
  • Can I apply for other social housing at the same time?
    
  • What happens if my application is rejected?
    
• Housing Waiting List
  • How are applications prioritised?
    
  • What if I don't agree?
    
  • How long will I have to wait?
    
  • What if my circumstances change?
    
  • Homelessness and Emergency Accommodation
    
  • What is a home exchange and how do I arrange it?
    
  • Contact details - States Housing
    
• Your States House Tenancy
• Moving in or out of your States House
• Your responsibilities as a tenant
• Paying rent on your States House
• Requesting a transfer to another States House
• Anti-Social Behaviour
• Reviews of Tenancy
• Your Tenancy Management Officer
• Why might I be asked to leave a States House
• Can I keep pets?
• Rent Rebates
  • Am I eligible?
    
  • How do I apply for a States House?
    
  • How is my rent rebate calculated?
    
  • When do I have to notify the Housing Department of a change in circumstances?
    
  • Will I lose my rent rebate or tenancy if I work overtime?
    
  • Reporting Suspected Rebate Fraud
    
• Maintenance of States Houses
  • Reporting a fault
    
  • Your property inspector
    
  • I am a contractor and I want to tender for work - what do I do?
    
• Social Housing - Appealing against a decision made by the Tenancy and Allocations Section of the Housing Department and the Guernsey Housing Association
• Residential Homes

Your States House Tenancy

This section explains in more detail your States House Tenancy.

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