FHA Single Family Housing Policy Handbook 4000.1, IV. CLAIMS AND DISPOSITION > A. Title II Claims > 2. Claim Types — p. Claim Type 33 – Payment Supplement
HUD effective date: 10/01/2025 · section IV.A.2 · Handbook 4000.1 · revision effective 11/10/2026
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FHA Single Family Housing Policy Handbook 4000.1, Part IV — p. Claim Type 33 - Payment Supplement (10/01/2025).
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FHA Single Family Housing Policy Handbook 4000.1, Part IV — p. Claim Type 33 - Payment Supplement (10/01/2025)
In force by default — effective 2025-10-01. This is the version that governs unless your firm has adopted the Update 18 revision.
p. Claim Type 33 – Payment Supplement (10/01/2025) The Mortgagee may file a claim for a Payment Supplement incentive and insurance benefits under Claim Type 33 – Payment Supplement after the Mortgage is brought current. The Mortgagee may include in its claim the amounts needed to bring the Mortgage current in the same manner as a Standalone Partial Claim in addition to the funds needed for the Monthly Principal Reduction (MoPR) payments required for the Payment Supplement Period. HUD will pay the Mortgagee a one-time financial incentive of $1,750 for the use of a Payment Supplement in compliance with requirements relating to the submission of incentive claims. HUD must receive a correct and complete claim submission of Parts A and B via FHAC or FHA Catalyst no later than 60 Days after the execution date of the Payment Supplement Documents or the claim will be denied.
Update 18 revision — optional now, mandatory 2026-11-10. Issued 2026-08-12 and stamped effective 2026-11-10. HUD's transmittal permits implementation immediately; it becomes required on 2026-11-10. A firm that has already adopted Update 18 should read this version.
p. Claim Type 33 – Payment Supplement (11/10/2026) The Mortgagee may file a claim for a Payment Supplement incentive and insurance benefits under Claim Type 33 – Payment Supplement after the Mortgage is brought current. The Mortgagee may include in its claim the amounts needed to bring the Mortgage current in the same manner as a Standalone Partial Claim in addition to the funds needed for the Monthly Principal Reduction (MoPR) payments required for the Payment Supplement Period. HUD will pay the Mortgagee a one-time financial incentive for the use of a Payment Supplement in compliance with requirements relating to the submission of incentive claims. HUD must receive a correct and complete claim submission of Parts A and B via FHAC or FHA Catalyst no later than 60 Days after the execution date of the Payment Supplement Documents or the claim will be denied. Where the Mortgagee is waiting on approval of a Payment Supplement from a bankruptcy court, the Mortgagee may file a claim for a Payment Supplement no later than 60 Days after the date of approval from the court.
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