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Personalized housing assistance (APL)
Verified 05 December 2025 - Public Service / Directorate of Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)
You want to get a help financial for reduce the amount of your rent (or fee if you are a residential resident)? You can benefit from thePersonalized housing assistance (APL) if you respect certain conditions. The APL is paid by the family allowance fund (Caf) or the agricultural social mutuality (MSA) according to your diet social security. We tell you what steps you need to take to benefit from it, depending on whether you are under the aegis of the Caf or MSA.
What applies to you ?
Warning
The APL applies in the overseas departments and regions according to special conditions.
Caf
To find out if you can benefit from the APL, you can use a simulator.
This simulator also allows you to know the amount to which you can claim.
Calculating your right to personal housing assistance (APL, ALF, ALS) - Caf
The conditions differ depending on who you are tenant or residential resident :
Tenant
You must comply with conditions related to your situation (data subject), your resources and your accommodation.
Conditions related to the person
You can benefit from the APL if you are:
- Tenant
- Roommate (the APL calculation takes into account the share of rent paid by each)
- Sub-tenant declared to the owner of a unit rented in whole or in part, provided that under 30 or to be hosted by a welcoming family.
You can benefit from the APL even if you are a foreigner provided you have a valid residence permit.
There is no minimum age to benefit from the PLA. Therefore, you can be a minor and benefit from the APL. If you are a minor, the lease must be signed by your parents, but the rent receipt may be in your name. If you are emancipated minor, the lease must be in your name.
If you have a child in alternate care, you and the other parent can benefit from the LPA, but only for the total of the days in the year that each child is in their home.
Warning
In some cases (relationship with your landlord, ownership or of usufruct on housing...), you cannot benefit from the APL.
Conditions related to housing
The accommodation for which you apply for the APL must be your principal residence .
This accommodation must be located in France. It has to respect some criteria of decency and population.
The accommodation must be contracted. Your landlord must tell you.
FYI
Most of the HLM homes are contracted.
Resource Conditions
The LPA is allocated, in particular, subject to resource and certain ceilings which vary according to the composition of your hearth and the location of your accommodation.
All the resources of the people making up the household are taken into account on the Last 12 months.
They are automatically updated every 3 months. So you don't have to do anything.
Warning
You cannot benefit from the APL if you are attached to the tax home of your parents and that they pay real estate wealth tax (IFI).
Resident
You must comply with conditions related to your situation (data subject), your resources and your accommodation.
Conditions related to the person
You can apply for an APL if you are a resident in an institution (residential institution for dependent elderly people, independent residence, student residence, home-housing...).
You can benefit from the APL if you are a foreigner provided you have a valid residence permit.
Conditions related to accommodation (or room)
The accommodation (or room) for which you are applying for the APL must be your principal residence.
This accommodation must be located in France. It has to respect some criteria for decency and settlement conditions.
The establishment must be contracted. The manager of the institution must tell you.
Resource Conditions
The LPA is allocated, in particular, subject to resource and certain ceilings which vary according to the composition of your hearth and the location of your accommodation or room.
You must comply with conditions related to your situation (data subject), your resources and your accommodation.
Conditions related to the person
You can benefit from the APL if you are:
- Tenant
- Roommate (the APL calculation takes into account the share of rent paid by each)
- Sub-tenant declared to the owner of a unit rented in whole or in part, provided that under 30 or to be hosted by a welcoming family.
You can benefit from the APL even if you are a foreigner provided you have a valid residence permit.
There is no minimum age to benefit from the PLA. Therefore, you can be a minor and benefit from the APL. If you are a minor, the lease must be signed by your parents, but the rent receipt may be in your name. If you are emancipated minor, the lease must be in your name.
If you have a child in alternate care, you and the other parent can benefit from the LPA, but only for the total of the days in the year that each child is in their home.
Warning
In some cases (relationship with your landlord, ownership or of usufruct on housing...), you cannot benefit from the APL.
Conditions related to housing
The accommodation for which you apply for the APL must be your principal residence .
This accommodation must be located in France. It has to respect some criteria of decency and population.
The accommodation must be contracted. Your landlord must tell you.
FYI
Most of the HLM homes are contracted.
Resource Conditions
The LPA is allocated, in particular, subject to resource and certain ceilings which vary according to the composition of your hearth and the location of your accommodation.
All the resources of the people making up the household are taken into account on the Last 12 months.
They are automatically updated every 3 months. So you don't have to do anything.
Warning
You cannot benefit from the APL if you are attached to the tax home of your parents and that they pay real estate wealth tax (IFI).
The situation differs depending on whether you are already a caf recipient or not:
Recipient
Your request must be made directly online from an online service:
Request for personal housing assistance (APL, ALF, ALS) - Caf
Non-recipient
You must create a Caf account. The creation of the account will be used in future exchanges with the Caf. It is mandatory for any request for benefits.
Request for personal housing assistance (APL, ALF, ALS) - Caf
If your LPA file is complete, the average processing time for your application is 36.5 days (approximately 1.2 months).
Your APL application is tracked directly from your online account, where you can see the status of your file (pending, ongoing, or processed).
The LPA is calculated on the basis of numerous scales taking into account the following:
- Number of dependants usually living with you
- Amount of your resources, those of the person with whom you live as a couple (spouse, Civil partnership partner, common-law partner) and those of those who usually live with you
- Value of your real estate and financial assets and those of the person with whom you live as a couple and of the persons usually living with you, when this value is greater than €30,000
- The amount of your rent or royalty (if you are a residential resident).
Please note
In the event of an increase in your rent, the increase is not taken into account immediately in the calculation of your APL during the year. On the other hand, from 1er In January of the following year, your APL will be automatically reassessed based on the amount of your rent for the previous July.
It all depends if you are tenant or resident in institutions.
Tenant
The LPA is, as a general rule, paid directly to your landlord. The landlord deducts the APL from the amount of your rent.
Resident
The LPA is, as a general rule, paid directly to the manager of the institution. The manager deducts the APL from the amount of your fee.
The APL is due to from 1er day following the month of your request.
The payment is made for his part every 5 of the month.
Example :
You move in on October 15, the opening of rights will be in November and on the 1ster The payment will take place on 5 December.
Yes, the payment of the APL may be suspended or interrupted in the following cases:
- The housing (or room) no longer fills the mandatory criteria for decency and population (or you don't want agents to come and check if these criteria are met)
- You no longer pay your rent or fee
- You do not provide the necessary proof to maintain the APL (for example, valid residence permit justifying the regularity of your stay in France if you are a foreigner).
Any change in the situation of each member of the household (family life, breach of employment contract...) can change the amount of your APL. Therefore, you must promptly inform your Caf to allow the calculation of your new fees.
Changes must be reported online or directly on-site with your Caf.
FYI
In case of a move, you must apply for a new APL for your new home.
Online
You must log in to your Caf account with your recipient number and your PIN.
You must scan the documents justifying your change of situation.
On site
You must fill out a form change of situation declaration available from your Caf.
You must bring the documents justifying your change of situation.
In case of denial of your LPA application, you have the opportunity to challenge the decision. The appeal is preferably made by email, but it may also be transmitted by paper mail, dropped off directly with your CAF or formulated by telephone.
The approach differs depending on whether you are already a caf recipient or not:
Recipient
You can challenge the decision by logging into your Caf account, My Account Area, section Contact my Caf by email.
The time limit for challenging the decision is 2 months from the notification rejecting your request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge and attach (scan) the contested decision.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the Amicable Appeals Commission (Cra) of the Caf.
Non-recipient
You can challenge the decision by sending an email to the Caf.
The time limit for contesting the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge and attach (scan) the contested decision.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the Amicable Appeals Commission (Cra) of the Caf.
Paper mail
You can challenge the decision by mail.
Your mail must be sent to the Caf, preferably by registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt:
The time limit for challenging the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge and attach the contested decision.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the Amicable Appeals Commission (Cra) of the Caf.
On site
You can challenge the decision by visiting the Caf:
The time limit for contesting the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must state the reason for the challenge and bring the contested decision.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the Amicable Appeals Commission (Cra) of the Caf.
Telephone
The approach differs depending on whether you are already a caf recipient or not:
Recipient
You can challenge the decision by contacting the Caf by phone:
The time limit for contesting the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must be in possession of your beneficiary number and your PIN and select the 4 key of the voice server Claim or other request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the Amicable Appeals Commission (Cra) of the Caf.
Non-recipient
You can challenge the decision by contacting the Caf by phone:
The time limit for contesting the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the Amicable Appeals Commission (Cra) of the Caf.
Infographie - Answers to 10 key questions about the LPA (infographic)
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HOUSING AID
10 key questions about the LPA
Personalized housing assistance (APL) reduces the amount of your rent or royalty if you are a tenant or residential resident. It is subject to conditions.
Is the PLA due as soon as my rights are opened?
No. The APL is due from the 1st day following the month of your application. Payment is made every 5 of the month.
For example, you move in on October 15, the opening of rights will be in November and on the 1ster The payment will take place on 5 December.
Can I apply for the APL for my second home?
No. The APL is granted only for your principal residence, that is to say the one you occupy at least 8 months per year (except exceptions).
Am I entitled to the PLA if the accommodation belongs to my family?
No if your owner is an ascendant (father, mother, grandfather, grandmother…) or descendant (child, grandson, granddaughter…) of yourself or your partner or Civil partnership partner.
Yes if you have another direct relationship with the owner of the dwelling (brother, sister, uncle, aunt, cousin, cousin, nephew, niece…).
Can I collect the APL if I am a student?
Yes. You can collect the APL if you rent a home.
When applying, you must indicate your taxable personal resources (salaries, scholarships, savings income, etc.).
Warning: if you benefit from the APL, your parents will no longer receive family benefits for you. However, you can continue to be attached to your parents' tax household.
Can I collect the APL if I'm in a shared flat?
Yes. Each roommate can receive the APL. Everyone must have their name on the lease and declare their personal income when applying for an APL. The calculation of the aid takes into account the rent paid by each person.
Can I collect the APL if I'm subletting?
Yes. Both the tenant and the sub-tenant of a part of the dwelling can receive the LPA provided they meet certain criteria:
· the sub-tenant must be under 30 or over 60 years old or have a disability
· the owner of the dwelling must have been informed of the subletting
Please note: these rules do not apply for a sublease of the entire accommodation.
Does my APL increase if my rent increases?
No. The increase in your rent will not be taken into account immediately in the calculation of your APL during the year.
However, at 1er In January of the following year, your Caf will automatically recalculate your APL based on the amount of your rent for the previous July.
Is the APL payment maintained if I can no longer pay my rent?
No, with some exceptions. If you have not paid your rent for at least 2 months, your APL payment may be interrupted.
If my family or work situation changes, will the amount of my APL be changed?
Yes. Any change in the situation of each member of the household can change the amount of your APL. You must inform your Caf promptly to allow the calculation of your new fees.
I'm separating. Can I continue to receive the LPA in case of alternate custody of my child?
Yes. Each parent can obtain the APL but only for the period during which he welcomes the child at home during the year (pro rata rule).
Can I keep the APL if I move?
Yes, but you must apply for a new LPA for this new home.
Did you know that?
You can use a simulator to estimate your LPA entitlements.
All details are on Service-Public.fr
MSA
To find out if you can benefit from the APL, you can use a simulator.
This simulator also allows you to know the amount to which you can claim.
Calculating your right to personal housing assistance (APL, ALF, ALS) - MSA
The conditions differ depending on who you are tenant or residential resident :
Tenant
You must comply with conditions related to your situation (data subject), your resources and your accommodation.
Conditions related to the person
You can benefit from the APL if you are:
- Tenant
- Roommate (the APL calculation takes into account the share of rent paid by each)
- Sub-tenant declared to the owner of a unit rented in whole or in part, provided that under 30 or to be hosted by a welcoming family.
You can benefit from the APL even if you are a foreigner provided you have a valid residence permit.
There is no minimum age to benefit from the PLA. Therefore, you can be a minor and benefit from the APL. If you are a minor, the lease must be signed by your parents, but the rent receipt may be in your name. If you are emancipated minor, the lease must be in your name.
If you have a child in alternate care, you and the other parent can benefit from the LPA, but only for the total of the days in the year that each child is in their home.
Warning
In some cases (relationship with your landlord, ownership or of usufruct on housing...), you cannot benefit from the APL.
Conditions related to housing
The accommodation for which you apply for the APL must be your principal residence .
This accommodation must be located in France. It has to respect some criteria of decency and population.
The accommodation must be contracted. Your landlord must tell you.
FYI
Most of the HLM homes are contracted.
Resource Conditions
The LPA is allocated, in particular, subject to resource and certain ceilings which vary according to the composition of your hearth and the location of your accommodation.
All the resources of the people making up the household are taken into account on the Last 12 months.
They are automatically updated every 3 months. So you don't have to do anything.
Warning
You cannot benefit from the APL if you are attached to the tax home of your parents and that they pay real estate wealth tax (IFI).
Resident
You must comply with conditions related to your situation (data subject), your resources and your accommodation.
Conditions related to the person
You can apply for an APL if you are a resident in an institution (residential institution for dependent elderly people, independent residence, student residence, home-housing...).
You can benefit from the APL even if you are a foreigner provided you have a valid residence permit.
Conditions related to accommodation (or room)
The accommodation (or room) for which you are applying for the APL must be your principal residence .
This accommodation must be located in France.
It has to respect some criteria for decency and settlement conditions.
The establishment must be contracted. The manager of the institution must tell you.
Resource Conditions
The LPA is allocated, in particular, subject to resource and certain ceilings which vary according to the composition of your hearth and the location of your accommodation or room.
You must comply with conditions related to your situation (data subject), your resources and your accommodation.
Conditions related to the person
You can benefit from the APL if you are:
- Tenant
- Roommate (the APL calculation takes into account the share of rent paid by each)
- Sub-tenant declared to the owner of a unit rented in whole or in part, provided that under 30 or to be hosted by a welcoming family.
You can benefit from the APL even if you are a foreigner provided you have a valid residence permit.
There is no minimum age to benefit from the PLA. Therefore, you can be a minor and benefit from the APL. If you are a minor, the lease must be signed by your parents, but the rent receipt may be in your name. If you are emancipated minor, the lease must be in your name.
If you have a child in alternate care, you and the other parent can benefit from the LPA, but only for the total of the days in the year that each child is in their home.
Warning
In some cases (relationship with your landlord, ownership or of usufruct on housing...), you cannot benefit from the APL.
Conditions related to housing
The accommodation for which you apply for the APL must be your principal residence .
This accommodation must be located in France. It has to respect some criteria of decency and population.
The accommodation must be contracted. Your landlord must tell you.
FYI
Most of the HLM homes are contracted.
Resource Conditions
The LPA is allocated, in particular, subject to resource and certain ceilings which vary according to the composition of your hearth and the location of your accommodation.
All the resources of the people making up the household are taken into account on the Last 12 months.
They are automatically updated every 3 months. So you don't have to do anything.
Warning
You cannot benefit from the APL if you are attached to the tax home of your parents and that they pay real estate wealth tax (IFI).
The approach differs depending on whether you are already an MSA recipient or not:
Recipient
Your request can be made directly in line or by mail :
Online
You can apply online from an online service:
Request for personal housing assistance (APL, ALF, ALS) - MSA
By post
It all depends if you are tenant or resident in institutions:
Tenant
You can make your request by mail from a form :
Request for personal housing assistance (APL, ALF, ALS) Caf and MSA
Your application must be accompanied by the following documents:
- Double-sided copy of your national identity card or passport or fighter card (with photo) or valid residence permit
- Bank Identity Statement (Rib)
- Certificate from your landlord proving the use (for residential use), the area and decency of the dwelling, particularly on the basis of the energy performance diagnosis (DPE), and the amount of rent.
The full list of documents is indicated during your online process. However, you can find out by consulting this list.
In addition, the form must be accompanied by another resource declaration form:
Declaration of resources to the MSA
All forms and documents must be sent to the MSA preferably by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt.
Resident
You can make your request by mail from a form :
Request for personal housing assistance (APL, ALF, ALS) Caf and MSA
Your application must be accompanied by the following documents:
- Double-sided copy of your national identity card or passport or fighter card (with photo) or valid residence permit
- Bank Identity Statement (Rib)
- Certificate of residence completed, dated and signed by the facility manager.
The full list of documents is indicated during your online process. However, you can find out by consulting this list.
In addition, the form must be accompanied by another resource declaration form:
Declaration of resources to the MSA
All forms and documents must be sent to the MSA preferably by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt.
Non-recipient
You need to create an MSA account. The creation of the account will be used in future exchanges with the MSA. It is mandatory for any request for benefits.
Request for personal housing assistance (APL, ALF, ALS) - MSA
If your LPA file is complete, the average processing time for your application is 4 to 8 weeks (about 1 month to 2 months).
Your APL application is tracked directly from your online account, where you can see the status of your file (pending, ongoing, or processed).
The LPA is calculated on the basis of numerous scales taking into account the following:
- Number of dependants usually living with you
- Amount of your resources, those of the person with whom you live as a couple (spouse, Civil partnership partner, common-law partner) and those of those who usually live with you
- Value of your real estate and financial assets and those of the person with whom you live as a couple and of the persons usually living with you, when this value is greater than €30,000
- The amount of your rent or royalty (if you are a residential resident).
Please note
In the event of an increase in your rent, the increase is not taken into account immediately in the calculation of your APL during the year. On the other hand, from 1er In January of the following year, your APL will be automatically reassessed based on the amount of your rent for the previous July.
It all depends if you are tenant or resident in institutions.
Tenant
The LPA is, as a general rule, paid directly to your landlord. The landlord deducts the APL from the amount of your rent.
Resident
The LPA is, as a general rule, paid directly to the manager of the institution. The manager deducts the APL from the amount of your fee.
The APL is due to from 1er day following the month of your request.
The payment is made for his part every 5 of the month.
Example :
You move in on October 15, the opening of rights will be in November and on the 1ster The payment will take place on 5 December.
Yes, the payment of the APL may be suspended or interrupted in the following cases:
- The housing (or room) no longer fills the mandatory criteria for decency and population (or you don't want agents to come and check if these criteria are met)
- You no longer pay your rent or fee
- You do not provide the necessary proof to maintain the APL (for example, valid residence permit justifying the regularity of your stay in France if you are a foreigner).
Any change in the situation of each member of the household (family life, breach of employment contract...) can change the amount of your APL. Therefore, you must promptly inform your MSA to allow the calculation of your new rights.
Changes must be reported online or directly on-site with your MSA.
FYI
In case of a move, you must apply for a new APL for your new home.
Online
You must log in to your MSA account with your recipient number and your PIN.
You must scan the documents justifying your change of situation.
On site
You must fill out a form Change of situation reporting available from the MSA.
You must bring the documents justifying your change of situation.
In case of denial of your LPA application, you have the opportunity to challenge the decision. The appeal is preferably made by email, but it may also be transmitted by paper mail, dropped off directly with your MSA or formulated by telephone.
The approach differs depending on whether you are already an MSA recipient or not:
Recipient
You can challenge the decision by logging into your MSA account, My Account Area, section Contact my MSA by email.
The time limit for contesting the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge and attach (scan) the contested decision.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the AMC (Amicable Appeals Board) of the MSA.
Non-recipient
You can challenge the decision by sending an email to the MSA:
The time limit for contesting the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge and attach (scan) the contested decision.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the AMC (Amicable Appeals Board) of the MSA.
Paper mail
You can challenge the decision by mail.
Your mail should be sent to the MSA, preferably by registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt:
The time limit for challenging the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge and attach the contested decision.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the AMC (Amicable Appeals Board) of the MSA.
On site
You can challenge the decision by visiting the MSA:
The time limit for contesting the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must state the reason for the challenge and bring the contested decision.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the AMC (Amicable Appeals Board) of the MSA.
Telephone
The approach differs depending on whether you are already an MSA recipient or not:
Recipient
You can challenge the decision by contacting the MSA by phone:
The time limit for contesting the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must be in possession of your beneficiary number and your PIN and select the 4 key of the voice server Claim or other request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the AMC (Amicable Appeals Board) of the MSA.
Non-recipient
You can challenge the decision by contacting the MSA by phone:
The time limit for contesting the decision shall be 2 months from the date of notification rejecting your request.
You must indicate the reason for the challenge.
In case of rejection of your appeal or failure to respond within 2 months, you can resort to a mediation.
In case of failure, you can then refer the matter to the AMC (Amicable Appeals Board) of the MSA.
Infographie - Answers to 10 key questions about the LPA (infographic)
Ouvrir l’image dans une nouvelle fenêtre
HOUSING AID
10 key questions about the LPA
Personalized housing assistance (APL) reduces the amount of your rent or royalty if you are a tenant or residential resident. It is subject to conditions.
Is the PLA due as soon as my rights are opened?
No. The APL is due from the 1st day following the month of your application. Payment is made every 5 of the month.
For example, you move in on October 15, the opening of rights will be in November and on the 1ster The payment will take place on 5 December.
Can I apply for the APL for my second home?
No. The APL is granted only for your principal residence, that is to say the one you occupy at least 8 months per year (except exceptions).
Am I entitled to the PLA if the accommodation belongs to my family?
No if your owner is an ascendant (father, mother, grandfather, grandmother…) or descendant (child, grandson, granddaughter…) of yourself or your partner or Civil partnership partner.
Yes if you have another direct relationship with the owner of the dwelling (brother, sister, uncle, aunt, cousin, cousin, nephew, niece…).
Can I collect the APL if I am a student?
Yes. You can collect the APL if you rent a home.
When applying, you must indicate your taxable personal resources (salaries, scholarships, savings income, etc.).
Warning: if you benefit from the APL, your parents will no longer receive family benefits for you. However, you can continue to be attached to your parents' tax household.
Can I collect the APL if I'm in a shared flat?
Yes. Each roommate can receive the APL. Everyone must have their name on the lease and declare their personal income when applying for an APL. The calculation of the aid takes into account the rent paid by each person.
Can I collect the APL if I'm subletting?
Yes. Both the tenant and the sub-tenant of a part of the dwelling can receive the LPA provided they meet certain criteria:
· the sub-tenant must be under 30 or over 60 years old or have a disability
· the owner of the dwelling must have been informed of the subletting
Please note: these rules do not apply for a sublease of the entire accommodation.
Does my APL increase if my rent increases?
No. The increase in your rent will not be taken into account immediately in the calculation of your APL during the year.
However, at 1er In January of the following year, your Caf will automatically recalculate your APL based on the amount of your rent for the previous July.
Is the APL payment maintained if I can no longer pay my rent?
No, with some exceptions. If you have not paid your rent for at least 2 months, your APL payment may be interrupted.
If my family or work situation changes, will the amount of my APL be changed?
Yes. Any change in the situation of each member of the household can change the amount of your APL. You must inform your Caf promptly to allow the calculation of your new fees.
I'm separating. Can I continue to receive the LPA in case of alternate custody of my child?
Yes. Each parent can obtain the APL but only for the period during which he welcomes the child at home during the year (pro rata rule).
Can I keep the APL if I move?
Yes, but you must apply for a new LPA for this new home.
Did you know that?
You can use a simulator to estimate your LPA entitlements.
All details are on Service-Public.fr
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