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3. Proof of Ownership, e.g. recorded copy of Property Deed. 4. Current Property Tax Receipt. 5. Most current year's Tax Returns or current year's Tax Transcripts from IRS. 6. Paycheck Stubs (last 3 pay stubs for each working member, with additional and updated stubs required at the County's discretion). 7. Most current Social Security Statement of Benefits for each household member. 8. Most current documentation for other assets - 401(k), retirement/pension, IRA, CDs, annuities, etc. 9. Most current self-employment income statement with schedule C, E, or F. 10. Documentation on dependents claimed (including birth certificate, school records, court-ordered letter of guardianship, divorce decree and/or letter of adoption). 11. Three most current bank statements for all open checking, savings or other interest bearing accounts at the time of application and at contract signing. 12. Property Appraiser documentation showing what year the unit was built. 13. Third party contact information and release to obtain third party verification of employment signed by employer and notarized. This documentation must be received for eligibility determination. 14. DRI only: Documentation showing the Applicant was displaced or received damage from Federally Declared Disaster. The PA/HRS should review the application carefully to ensure that the Applicant has provided all sources of income, including total household assets and asset income. If an Applicant has trouble completing the program application and providing the required back up documentation necessary needed for final program eligibility. It may be preferable to schedule a meeting between the HRS and Applicant to complete the application for assistance in a scheduled, face-to- face interview where the Applicant can be prompted to provide accurate and comprehensive income and household information. it is common for Applicants to misunderstand what items to count toward annual income. 1. Applicant Responsibility: Applicant Homeowners and all household members are responsible for working in good faith and in a responsible, reasonable, and timely manner with the HRS. Reasonable deadlines shall be established at each step of the process of submittal of information by the homeowner. Generally after two written notifications, any refusal or failure to provide information, or any established pattern of untimely submittal of information by the homeowner, at the HRS's discretion and approval by the PA the Applicant's case file may be closed. J. Applicant Homeowner Eligibility Standards In order for a homeowner Applicant to be eligible for purchase and/or rehabilitation assistance, the following criteria must be met: 26