Q: If my landlord is trying to evict me in Connecticut, will that process move forward?

No. The {local_full_state} governor announced a moratorium on evictions and a mandatory 60-day grace period for late payment, for coronavirus-related reasons, of rent due in April, May or June. In addition, a tenant can choose to apply any amount of a security deposit that exceeds one month's rent toward payment of April, May or June, 2020 rent. Work with your landlord to request a late rent payment or to apply a portion of your deposit toward rent. Contact the housing office in {local_city} or another nearby community if you need additional help.{local_ab_cv_state_hud_local_ha}

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If my landlord is trying to evict me in Connecticut, will that process move forward?

Answer 1

The governor of Connecticut has extended the eviction moratorium until October 1, 2020.

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Answer 2

An eviction ban will remain in place in Connecticut until August 22, 2020.

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The moratorium on evictions in Connecticut will last through July 1, 2020.

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No. The Connecticut governor announced a moratorium on evictions and a mandatory 60-day grace period for late payment, for coronavirus-related reasons, of rent due in April, May or June. In addition, a tenant can choose to apply any amount of a security deposit that exceeds one month's rent toward payment of April, May or June, 2020 rent. Work with your landlord to request a late rent payment or to apply a portion of your deposit toward rent. Contact the housing office in Kensington or another nearby community if you need additional help.

For more information, locate your Kensington, CT area Housing Authority on the Connecticut HUD website.

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