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العربيةMartinets Town Hall & Social Housing
Martinets Town Hall (MAM)
Serving the needs of Montatairiens, the MAM houses the housing department, which facilitates relations between applicants and the town's landlords, and assists residents in their search for accommodation. It also offers a wide range of services:
- Issues Pass'Solidarité passes for the elderly, swimming pool cards, certificates and administrative forms.
- Offers drop-in and drop-out sessions with various partners, covering topics such as youth, legal issues, entrepreneurship and victim support.
Immigration law
At the MAM you can process and send the following applications:
- From family reunification
This applies to you if you are a non-European foreign national residing in France with a residence permit, and you are planning to bring your spouse and minor children to France.
This applies to you if you have family ties in France, have rendered services to France (e.g. enlistment in the Foreign Legion), or benefit from international protection (such as refugee status).
Social housing
Social housing is intended for people on modest incomes or in financial difficulty. Managed by public bodies or associations, they offer below-market rents, enabling everyone to have a decent roof over their heads.
How to apply for social housing
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Make a online request or submit your application to the landlord(s) of your choice or at the MAM, which is the registration office*.
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You are about to receive your unique social housing application registration number.
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It is possible to update, extend or delete the request You can do this by online or at the MAM.
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Creation of a monitoring system for your application to the Montataire housing department. This will enable us to take better account of your situation when dealing with the commune's social landlords, the only bodies authorised to allocate social housing.
* Since 2020, Montataire Town Hall's housing department has become a registrar for social housing applications on the national registration system. This means it can receive applications, register them, check documents, update information and monitor applications.
When applying for social housing and/or an exchange, make sure that your rent is up to date. Any debt will automatically result in your application being rejected when it is examined by the committee.
Social landlords
Social housing in Montataire is not owned by the town but by social landlords with whom it has a partnership.
There are more than 2,300 social housing units in Montataire, spread over 5 organisations:
OPH Oise Habitat
4, rue du Général Leclerc
60106 - Creil Cedex
03 44 24 94 94
Tenant Contact Point
84, rue Anatole France
60160 - Montataire
03 44 27 41 47
Laessa
6, rue des tuileries
60000 - Beauvais
03 44 06 30 30
Clésence Action Logement group
9, rue Clément Ader
60200 - Compiègne
03 44 92 19 21
Nogent-sur-Oise Branch Office
4, place des 3 Rois
60180 - Nogent-Sur-Oise
03 23 50 70 70
CDC Social housing
9, rue Ronsard
60180 - Nogent-sur-Oise
09 73 32 14 20
SA HLM du département de l'Oise
28 rue Gambetta
60000 - Beauvais
03 44 06 34 56
Creil Branch Office
144, rue Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux
60100 - Creil
03 60 05 20 28