Which action is NOT typically required by a resident when changing their income?

When a resident changes their income, it is typically important for them to keep their housing provider informed about various situations that may impact their eligibility or rental assistance. However, notifying the housing provider if a family member turns 18 is generally not required in the context of income changes.

The reason for this is that turning 18 does not automatically result in a change in income status for the household. While the individual may now be legally considered an adult, it does not imply that they have a job or any form of income, and thus, their financial contribution to the household may remain unchanged. In many housing programs, the income of a household member under 18 is not counted, and once they turn 18, their income must be assessed only if they are contributing financially. Therefore, while there may be implications for household composition when a member turns 18, it doesn't directly necessitate an immediate notification concerning changes in income.

In contrast, notifying the housing provider about moving out, the addition of a family member, or gaining employment are essential actions, as they directly affect the household's income and composition, which could potentially influence rent calculations, lease agreements, or eligibility for assistance programs.