HB05360

Connecticut HB05360 prohibits landlords from denying rental applications based on credit history if the applicant is a victim of domestic violence.

Connecticut HB05360 aims to protect victims of domestic violence by prohibiting landlords from denying rental applications based on credit history. The bill allows applicants to submit alternative documentation, such as a letter from a counselor or a police report, to establish their status as a victim. It also limits the fees landlords can charge for tenant screening reports and prohibits charging fees for processing rental applications. This act takes effect on October 1, 2026.