Where Can I Get Rent Assistance or Eviction Help in Oklahoma?
This page lists free help for renters in Oklahoma. Each listing comes from that organization's own website, so call or check online before you visit in person. If you are being evicted or cannot pay rent, start with Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma or 211.
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Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma (LASO) helps renters with eviction and other landlord problems. Call 1-888-534-5243 or visit legalaidok.org.
Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma runs a Right to Counsel program for people in specific zip codes in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. If you live outside those zip codes, call the statewide intake line at 1-888-534-5243 instead.
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The Oklahoma Bar Association publishes free guides on tenant rights and the eviction process for anyone in Oklahoma. Read them online at okbar.org or call 405-416-7000, or 800-522-8065 toll free.
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Oklahoma Free Legal Answers lets you ask a civil legal question (not about a crime) online for free, if you qualify. You can ask about housing or eviction. A volunteer lawyer in Oklahoma answers you. Go to oklahoma.freelegalanswers.org to see if you qualify.
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211 is a free 24-hour helpline that connects Oklahomans in all 77 counties to local help in their area. Heartline runs it for western Oklahoma and the Tulsa Area United Way runs it for eastern Oklahoma. Call, use live chat, or send a text message to reach a resource specialist.
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The Oklahoma Attorney General's Office of Civil Rights Enforcement takes housing discrimination complaints. You must file within 1 year of the last act of housing discrimination. Reach the Oklahoma City office at 405-521-3921.
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The Oklahoma Access to Justice Foundation's Tenant Toolbox has videos and flyers for renters. Topics include how to ask for repairs and what happens if your landlord files an eviction notice. Email info@okaccesstojustice.org to learn more.
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The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency runs the Housing Choice Voucher program. It helps pay rent for low-income families, people with disabilities, older adults, and people at high risk of becoming homeless. The waiting list is closed to new applicants right now. Sign up at ohfa.org to find out when it opens again.
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