To apply for a council house in Coventry, you’ll usually need proof of identity for everyone on the application, and sometimes extra evidence depending on your circumstances. Coventry Homefinder also asks for details about your household, income, savings, current address, and housing need.
| What Coventry may ask for | Details |
|---|---|
| Proof of identity | Required for all those included on the application |
| Proof of current address | May be needed depending on your circumstances |
| Details of dependants and other household members | May be needed depending on your circumstances |
| Confirmation of income and savings | May be needed depending on your circumstances |
| Details of previous accommodation | May be needed where appropriate |
| Evidence of housing need and circumstances | May be needed, with supporting evidence where required |
| Consent to contact third parties | All applicants must give consent for third parties to be contacted if needed |
| Household information | Date of birth and National Insurance numbers for household members moving with you |
| Financial information | Information about your financial position and that of other household members |
| Other personal details | Ethnicity and nationality, disabilities, and criminal offence history may be requested |
Coventry’s records also say you should only include people who will live with you in the new home. If you’re applying online, the system will tell you what evidence is needed, and the council may ask for extra documents during the process.