You can manage your email address and password using the Profile link at the top right corner. This is your NYC.ID Profile.

NYC.ID is New York City's Centralized Public Identity Management Application. NYC.ID is required per the General Requirements of the External Identity Management and Password Policy for all City public-facing applications. The policy states that all user profiles and passwords used to protect public-facing City of New York systems which permit individuals or companies to manage their own data, shall be appropriately configured and issued for individual use.

Public users must create an ACCESS NYC profile and utilize DoITT (Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications) provided self-service mechanisms for password/credentials management. These public-facing profiles must be validated with a valid email address and each email address may only be associated with one account.

For more information on NYC.ID please visit http://www1.nyc.gov/home/terms-of-use.page.

Navigate to MIH Online Application.

Select Create Account. You will be redirected to the NYC.ID Application page.
Enter your information:

1. Email
2. Password
3. Name
4. Security Question and Answer

Follow the instructions to verify your profile.
Once your identity has been verified, you will be able to log into MIH Online.

Once you have a verified NYC.ID profile, upon entering MIH Online, you will be prompted to register your account. This is your MIH Online Account. This account will hold information about your organization and your contact details. You can update this information at any point by using the “My Account” link on the Home Page. Upon saving your MIH account information you will be able to create an MIH application.

To start a new MIH application, you will need to click on the “start new application” button located on the top left hand corner of your screen. Please be sure to read all information presented to you while completing your MIH application.

An MIH Development is a building or group of buildings that are part of the same project that triggers an MIH requirement. You can find the exact definition according to the NYC Zoning Resolution text here.

An MIH Site is a building containing affordable floor area that satisfies the MIH requirement for an MIH Development or Developments. You can find the exact definition according to the NYC Zoning Resolution text here.

The affordable housing fund is a fund administered by HPD, all contributions to which shall be used for the development of affordable housing. An MIH Development can satisfy its MIH requirement by paying the fee in-lieu of providing affordable housing if the MIH Development is over 12,500 square feet but less than 25,000 square feet, and will contain between 11 and 25 residential units. You can review the exact definition for the Affordable Housing Fund in the NYC Zoning Resolution text here.

Follow these steps

1. Step 1: Name your application
   We suggest you use a combination of the borough initials and the street address, if you do not already have a name for your application.
2. Step 2: Provide information on your MIH Development’s MIH Area
3. Step 3: Describe the construction type of your MIH Development
4. Step 4: Identify whether you intend to make a contribution to the Affordable Housing Fund to satisfy your MIH requirement.

If you are not satisfying your MIH requirement by paying the fee in-lieu, you must add an MIH Site to your application.

An MIH Development Team is a group of companies and/or individuals who are a part of constructing the MIH Development. Your MIH Development team must contain AT LEAST ONE applicant, owner, and attorney for initial submission. You must add at least one contact to each company added.

Every application must contain a building.

1. Step 1: Enter the building’s BBL (Borough, Block, and Lot)
   If you are splitting or merging lots, use the existing BBL to add the building to your application.
2. Step 2: Enter the building’s Primary House Number (PHN) and select the street name from the dropdown menu; click next.
   If the street name is not listed in the dropdown, select “Enter new street address” and provide the name of the street to add the building to your application.
   For each building added to your application, you must provide some additional information about the building.
3. Step 3: Provide the total residential floor area of the building. You must also provide the total number of units in the building. Regarding the MIH unit count, the superintendent’s unit cannot be counted as an MIH unit. See the NYC Zoning Resolution text for a definition of residential floor area and unit count.

Please Note: Steps 4 through 7 will apply if you will be providing affordable floor area to satisfy your MIH requirement; you must answer some additional questions about the MIH Development building you add to your application.

1. Step 4: Identify if that building is receiving or intends to receive public funding.
2. Step 5: Identify whether that building is a part of the MIH Development. See What is a MIH DEVELOPMENT?

If this building is not a part of the MIH Development, skip steps 6 and 7.

1. Step 6: Select the MIH Option for that MIH Development building.
2. Step 7: Identify if that MIH Development building will contain MIH units.
   If your building is not a part of your MIH Development, it will be marked as an MIH Site. A building is also marked as an MIH Site if it contains MIH units. See What is a MIH SITE?

Please Note Step 7a only applies if a building is not part of the MIH Development.

1. Step 7a: Identify whether the MIH Site is on the same zoning lot as the MIH Development (on-site) or located on a different zoning lot from the MIH Development (off-site).

Please Note: Steps 8 through 11 will apply if your MIH Development building will contain MIH units.

1. Step 8: Identify whether the building will be requesting tax credits.
2. Step 9: Identify whether the building will be requesting tax incentives.
3. Step 10: Provide building unit count information. This includes: the total number of units in the building, taken from Step 3; the total number of MIH units in this building; and the number of superintendents’ unit(s) in the building.
4. Step 11: Describe the condominium/co-operative structure of the building (if any).
5. Step 12: Identify any electric systems in the building (if any).

For every MIH Site added to the application, you must identify the MIH Site Team for that building. An MIH Site Team is a group of companies and/or individuals who are a part of constructing the MIH Site. Your MIH Site team must contain AT LEAST ONE applicant, owner, and architect for initial submission. You must add at least one contact to each company added.

If your MIH Development building is also your MIH Site, you can copy the members of your MIH Development Team to your MIH Site Team by using the “Select from Existing Entities” function.

This section will require you to identify the MIH Site that will contain the MIH units for each MIH Development building added to your application.

Once your application is complete, you will be required to consent to the disclaimer before submission.

Contact Inclusionary Housing (IH) team at Inclusionary@hpd.nyc.gov