Cerfa 14069 — Demande de Logement Social: Application for Social Housing in France

What is Cerfa 14069 - demande de logement social?

Social housing in France (logement social, often called HLM) is rented at a capped rent to households under income ceilings. There is one national application, cerfa 14069*05, used everywhere in France. The form says registering it is a right: the only condition is a copy of a valid identity document or residence permit. Once registered, you get a unique registration number (numéro unique). The application lasts a year and must be renewed every year, and it can be updated at any time.

The twelve pages cover who you are and who would live with you (spouse or co-applicant, flatmates, dependants, children who visit), your and your co-applicant's work, your income (the reference taxable income from your tax notice and your monthly resources), your current home and why you need to move, the home you are looking for and up to 17 places in order of preference, and any extra details. Pages 11 and 12 are an annex for a home adapted to a disability or loss of autonomy.

FileIt asks the questions in plain English, shows only the people and parts you need, checks social security number keys and SIREN numbers, and prints your answers into the official PDF. Names and addresses with accents from any language print correctly, and identifiers go into their boxes one character per cell. The filled PDF is saved in your vault. You file it yourself at a registration desk or online. FileIt never submits anything.

Who needs to fill out Cerfa 14069 - demande de logement social?

• Families or single people on a modest income looking for an affordable rented home.
• Tenants whose home has become too small, too expensive, unfit or unsuitable for a disability.
• People facing eviction, homelessness or living in temporary accommodation.
• People fleeing domestic violence or a forced marriage, or leaving the child welfare system (ASE).
• Applicants who must renew their application each year to keep their place and registration number.
• Households with a disabled member who need an adapted home, using the annex on pages 11 and 12.

When to use Cerfa 14069 - demande de logement social

• As soon as you start looking for social housing, since waiting times in many areas are long and seniority counts.
• Every year, before the anniversary of your registration, to renew it. Otherwise it lapses.
• Whenever your situation changes (a new baby, a separation, new income, a new job, a disability), as a modification. You undertake to report changes.
• When you want to add places, change the kind of home you want, or add a co-applicant.

What you need before you start

• A copy of your identity card, passport or residence permit.
• Social security numbers (with the key) for you and your co-applicant.
• Details of everyone who would live in the home: names, dates of birth, relationship.
• Your tax notice (avis d'impôt or ASDIR) for the reference taxable income of the last one or two years.
• Your monthly resources: pay, pensions, unemployment benefit, family allowances, AAH, RSA and others, in net euros per month.
• Your current rent and housing benefit, the size of your home, and your landlord's name or SIREN if you rent social housing.
• The towns or neighbourhoods where you want to live, with postcodes.
• Your unique registration number if you are renewing or updating.

What’s on Cerfa 14069 - demande de logement social

The 2026 edition has 12 pages. FileIt asks for it in 14 parts:

1. 1 Votre demande (your application)Applicant
2. 2 Vos coordonnées (your details)Applicant
3. 2 Adresse du logement où vous vivez actuellement (current address)Applicant
4. 2 Adresse pour le courrier (mailing address, if different)Applicant
5. 2 Votre conjoint ou votre codemandeur (your spouse or co-applicant)Spouse or co-applicant
6. 2 Colocataires, handicap, personnes à charge (who else will live in the home)Applicant
7. 2 Autres enfants (children who stay with you part of the time)Applicant
8. 3 Votre situation professionnelle (your work)Applicant
9. 3 Situation professionnelle de votre conjoint ou codemandeur (your spouse or co-applicant's work)Spouse or co-applicant
10. 4 Revenus (income)Applicant
11. 5 Votre situation - votre logement actuel (your current housing)*Applicant
12. 5 Le logement que vous recherchez (the home you are looking for)Applicant
13. 6 Précisions complémentaires et date (more details, and the date)Applicant
14. Complément handicap - la personne handicapée (disability annex: the person)Applicant

How to fill out Cerfa 14069 - demande de logement social, step by step

1 1. Votre demande

A first application, a renewal or a modification. For a renewal or modification, give your 18-character unique registration number.

2 2. Vos coordonnées and household

Your identity, social security number, phones and e-mail, whether you want news by e-mail or text, your current address and a mailing address if different. Then your spouse or co-applicant, flatmates, the number of people with a disability, up to 8 dependants, an expected birth, and children who stay with you under shared custody or visiting rights.

3 3. Situation professionnelle

Your occupation and situation (employee, civil servant, student, self-employed, unemployed, retired ...), your workplace town and postcode, your employer's SIRET if you work in the private sector, and whether you're on a fixed-term or temp contract or were unemployed for over a year. The same for your spouse or co-applicant.

4 4. Revenus

The reference taxable income (revenu fiscal de référence) for the year before last, and last year if you already have the notice. Then, if you have monthly resources, every one of them for you, your spouse or co-applicant and your dependants, in whole euros, not counting housing benefit (APL, ALS, ALF), and any maintenance you pay.

5 5. Votre situation

Your current home (owner, tenant, housed by someone, in a shelter, homeless ...), its size, the number of people living there, rent and housing benefit, and every reason for moving: not decent, unfit, too expensive, too small, being sold, far from work, eviction, violence, separation and more. Then whether you or your co-applicant own another home.

6 5. Le logement recherché

Flat or house, parking, the number of rooms, how many people to house, whether you'd refuse a ground floor or a building without a lift, and up to 17 places in order of preference. Say if the search can be widened to nearby places.

7 6. Précisions and annex

Anything else that explains your situation, whether you'll renew online each year, and the date. If someone needs an adapted home, fill in the annex: recognition by the MDPH, contacts, the nature of the disability, the technical aids, climbing stairs, and the equipment that is essential, such as a walk-in shower or a lift.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Forgetting the copy of an identity document or residence permit. It's the one condition for registration.
• Not renewing every year. The application lapses and you lose your seniority.
• Leaving the monthly resources blank after ticking 'Oui'. The form says you must then fill in all of them.
• Counting housing benefit (APL, ALS, ALF) in the monthly resources.
• Listing too few places, or ticking too many essential equipment items, which narrows what can be offered.
• Giving a number of people to house that doesn't match the household listed.
• Not reporting changes, such as a birth, a separation or new income, through a modification.

After you fill it out

Check the details and date page 10. If you need an adapted home, complete the annex for each person concerned.

File it with a copy of your identity document at a registration desk: a town hall, a social landlord, Action Logement or another guichet listed in the notice. You can also apply online at www.demande-logement-social.gouv.fr. You'll get a certificate with your unique registration number. FileIt does not send it for you.

Keep the filled PDF and your registration certificate in your FileIt vault, and set a reminder to renew before the anniversary date.

Cerfa 14069 - demande de logement social: frequently asked questions

Official sources

• Blank form (PDF), published by Ministère chargé du Logement (via service-public.fr): https://www.formulaires.service-public.gouv.fr/gf/cerfa_14069.do
• Official instructions and guidance: https://www.service-public.gouv.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F869
• Edition shown on this page: Cerfa N° 14069*05 (checked 2026-10-19).

FileIt is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ministère chargé du Logement (via service-public.fr) or any government. This page explains the form in general terms and is not legal, tax or immigration advice. Always read the official instructions, and check that you are using the edition the recipient accepts. Page last reviewed 2026-10-19.

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