Fair Housing
What is the 'right to file a complaint' under the Delaware fair housing process?
AOnly attorneys may file fair housing complaints
BAny person who believes they have been discriminated against in housing may file a complaint with HUD or the Delaware Human Relations Commission within one year✓ Correct
CComplaints may only be filed through a real estate broker
DThe right to file a complaint expires after 6 months
Explanation
Any person who believes they have experienced housing discrimination may file a complaint with HUD's Office of Fair Housing (within 1 year) or with the Delaware Human Relations Commission (within 1 year of the alleged violation). Both agencies investigate and may take remedial action.
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