Application for Residential Land / Housing Unit 1. Can I apply without my husband/wife? Answer: Once you are married, in a common-law relationship or legally married, you will be required to state his/her name on your application. At the stage of allocation, you can opt either for joint ownership or equal share. 2. Can I apply for a house lot if I am not working? Answer: Yes. However, you must demonstrate that you are receiving financial support. 3. Can I apply for more than one house lot? Answer: Applicants are entitled to be allocated only one house lot for residential purposes only. 4. Can my application be transferred to another region? Answer: Yes. However, a letter requesting the transfer to another region must first be submitted to the agency. 5. After applying, do I have to follow up or wait for the CH&PA to contact me? Answer: CH&PA will inform you when you have moved to the next step along the allocation process. Also, you can use the online inquiry option available on the agency’s website. 6. What is the difference between very-low, low, moderate and a high-income house lot and what is the average size? Answer: The income categories for residential house lots are determined by the location of the lot in a region and scheme as well as its size and price. Answer: Once you are married, in a common-law relationship or legally married, you will be required to state his/her name on your application. At the stage of allocation, you can opt either for joint ownership or equal share. Answer: Yes. However, you must demonstrate that you are receiving financial support. Answer: Applicants are entitled to be allocated only one house lot for residential purposes only. Answer: Yes. However, a letter requesting the transfer to another region must first be submitted to the agency. Answer: CH&PA will inform you when you have moved to the next step along the allocation process. Also, you can use the online inquiry option available on the agency’s website. Answer: The income