Request to Move Form
If you want to move from your current assisted unit with the Baltimore Housing Mobility Program, you must submit a Request to Move application at least 150 to 180 days before the date you plan to move.
You must get approval to move from the Program before:
• giving your landlord notice
• moving out of your unit
Checklist for Request to Move Form
The Head of Household (HOH) must fill in and sign the Request to Move form
You must submit a copy of your current lease and current utility bills with an outstanding balance of $150 or less with the request to move application. These may be uploaded as attachments with the form.
If applicable, you must submit a copy of the Notice to Vacate / Non-Lease Renewal.
Other Requirements
1. Attend a Mover’s Workshop
At the group workshop, you will learn about moving with BRHP. You will also meet with a
housing counselor to review:
• Your lease
• Your BGE bill
• Notice to your landlord
• The walk-through with your landlord
• Planning and saving for the security deposit and other moving expenses
2. Attend a Voucher Briefing
You must attend to get your voucher to move. Voucher Briefing will be about 6 to 8 weeks
before your move or lease end date.
General Information
BRHP may deny a move due to the following:
- If you are not current on rent, BGE or water bill payments
- You do not allow BRHP or the landlord to inspect or repair the unit at a reasonable time during the day and after reasonable notice
- If the family is responsible for a violation of the Housing Quality Standards
- If the family commits any serious or repeated violation of the lease, including any drug related or violent crime
- If you owe the Program money for any reason
For more information, or if you are disabled and need assistance, call 410-223-2222.
Warnings
- You must get approval from BRHP before moving out of the unit.
- Only give your landlord notice after you have approval to move from BRHP.
- You must give the landlord notice in accordance with the terms of your lease before moving out of the unit.
- Failure to give notice to either BRHP or the landlord is a violation of the Program’s OBLIGATIONS OF THE FAMILY
- You must not move out of your assisted unit without a new Housing Choice Voucher.
- The Program will deny or terminate your housing assistance if you fail to comply