(2) In the case of a Relocatee, prior to moving from a temporary shelter to a lawful dwelling unit found by his or her own efforts, or to signing a lease for such lawful dwelling unit, the Relocatee must notify his or her Case Manager in writing. This notice must include the address of the Relocatee's Former Apartment, the address of the lawful dwelling unit, and the names of the Relocatee and his or her Family.
(3) A Relocatee who believes that a dwelling unit referred to him or her by HPD is not a Standard Apartment will deliver a notice to his or her Case Manager specifically stating in writing the facts upon which such conclusion is based within one week after the referral of such dwelling unit.
(4) After having accepted a Standard Apartment referred by HPD and having been notified that it is Prepared for Occupancy, the Relocatee must deliver a notice to his or her Case Manager, within three business days after such notification, stating any facts which in his or her opinion would constitute grounds for a determination that the accommodations have not been Prepared for Occupancy.
(5) The Relocatee must complete an application with NYCHA for housing and provide any information requested by HPD or by NYCHA relating to relocation efforts or the Relocatee's eligibility for Relocation Services.
(6) The Relocatee must advise his or her Case Manager and HPD in writing whenever he or she finds a lawful dwelling unit through his or her own efforts and the date of expected occupancy.
(7) The Relocatee must respond to and comply with all notices of appointments with his or her Case Manager and HPD and with prospective landlords or agents, including, but not limited to, appointments to view potential Standard Apartments.