The registration process began early this year in March and was halted in order to work out administration efficiency.
This process will ensure that new and old application for low-cost housing are verified and those who are not in the system but qualify will be registered on the national database of the housing needs register.
Officials will be working weekdays and weekends to ensure that a large number of people are attended to.
During registration, applicants are requested to bring along documents such as bar coded identity book or smart card, birth certificates of dependents, marriage certificates if married, divorce decree and pay slips.
Applicants should be over the age of 18.
Themba Gadeba, metro spokesperson, said: “At the beginning of October 2017, the registration process will be open to Ekurhuleni residents based in the Northern Region and culminate with the Eastern Region. Residents are urged to visit the nearest Customer Care Centres for more information.”
Details of the programme are as follows:
The process will begin from August 15 to 20, at the Boksburg Civic Centre Hall Corner Trichardt and Commissioner roads.
The time is from 9am to 7pm (weekdays) or 9am to 2pm on (weekends).
In Windmill Park / Villa Lisa the venue will be at a Marque Corner De Waal and Hewitt Drive, from 9am to 7pm (weekdays) or 9am to 2pm on (weekends), on September 12 to 17.
