Fair Housing
Missouri's MCHR has concurrent jurisdiction with HUD to investigate fair housing complaints. The complainant generally:
AMust file with both agencies simultaneously
BCan file with either agency, and both agencies may refer cases to each other✓ Correct
CMust exhaust MCHR remedies before filing with HUD
DCan only file with HUD if MCHR denies the claim
Explanation
Missouri's MCHR and HUD have concurrent jurisdiction over fair housing complaints. Complainants may file with either or both agencies. HUD and MCHR have a work-sharing agreement to coordinate investigations and avoid duplication.
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