Online Housing Application

The questions on THI’s paper application, on your phone or computer. Add a photo of each document as you go and sign by typing your name. THI records the date and time your application arrives.

  1. About you
  2. Your household
  3. Income
  4. Where you live now
  5. Disability, military service and background
  6. Your documents
  7. Review and sign
Step 1 of 7: About you

You are the head of household. THI writes to the mailing address you give here.

Do you have a land assignment? required
Step 2 of 7: Your household

Part A and B of the paper application

List everyone who will live in the home, starting with you. You do not need to type Social Security numbers: send a copy of each card with your documents instead.

Person 1: you, the head of household
Relationship to youHead of household

Job, student, retired, or none.

Person 2

Job, student, retired, or none.

Person 3

Job, student, retired, or none.

Person 4

Job, student, retired, or none.

Person 5

Job, student, retired, or none.

Person 6

Job, student, retired, or none.

Person 7

Job, student, retired, or none.

Person 8

Job, student, retired, or none.

Person 9

Job, student, retired, or none.

Person 10

Job, student, retired, or none.

A baby on the way, a relative moving in, a child leaving for school.

Step 3 of 7: Income

Part C of the paper application

List each job or other income for everyone in the household: wages, Social Security, SSI, child support, unemployment. Use your best estimate; THI verifies it with your pay stubs and tax return.

Income 1

Per hour, or the amount of each check.

Income 2

Per hour, or the amount of each check.

Income 3

Per hour, or the amount of each check.

Income 4

Per hour, or the amount of each check.

Income 5

Per hour, or the amount of each check.

Income 6

Per hour, or the amount of each check.

Do you pay for child care so someone in the household can work or go to school?

Send the Verification of Child Care Expenses form with your documents.

Step 4 of 7: Where you live now

Part D and E of the paper application

Your answers here help THI apply the preferences in Section XII of the policy.

Are you without housing now? required
Are you about to lose your housing? required
Is the home you live in now in poor condition? required

More people than your home is built for, two families sharing one home, or rent and utilities that take more than half your income.

Have you lived in the Pueblo all your life?
Step 5 of 7: Disability, military service and background

Part F, G and H of the paper application

Disability and military service count toward preference points in Section XII. THI also uses these answers to match your family to a home that fits.

Does anyone in the household have a disability? required

Send proof of disability with your documents. Tell THI if the home needs to be accessible.

Has anyone in the household served in the U.S. armed forces, or are they serving now? required

For example, 30%.

Have you or anyone in the household ever been convicted of a felony, or of crimes against children and families? required
Step 6 of 7: Your documents

Add a photo or scan of each document on THI's checklist. A clear phone photo is fine. Anything you cannot add here, bring or mail to the office; THI processes an application only when everything on the checklist comes with it.

  • Signed and dated by the head of household and spouse
  • Signed and dated by everyone 18 or older
  • If anyone 18 or older in the household worksOne for each person 18 or older who works
  • If you pay for child care
  • If your spouse is on the application
  • If your spouse is on the application
  • For everyone on the application
  • If anyone 18 or older in the household works
  • If anyone in the household has a disability
  • If any of your children 18 or older are in school
Step 7 of 7: Review and sign

Check your answers, then sign by typing your full name.

After you send it

  1. THI checks your application against the checklist. It may ask your employer to confirm your income and may run a credit check.
  2. You get a letter telling you whether you are eligible.
  3. If no home is available yet, you go on the waiting list, ranked by preference points and then by the date and time your complete application arrived.

Each applicant will be given written notice of their eligibility within thirty (30) days of the determination.

THI policy, Section IV.D