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Verhuurder / woningcorporatie letter explained in English

Landlord or housing association. The owner of your home, a letting agent, or a housing association that rents out social housing.

Letters you may get

What to do

Words you may see

aanmaning
Formal payment demand. You paid late, and costs are often added.
servicekosten
Service charges paid with the rent, for example for cleaning or lighting in shared areas.
jaarafrekening
Yearly bill. It compares what you used with the advance payments you made.

Questions

What is the Verhuurder / woningcorporatie?

Landlord or housing association. The owner of your home, a letting agent, or a housing association that rents out social housing.

How long do I have to answer a letter from the Verhuurder / woningcorporatie?

It depends on the letter. Look for words like “termijn”, “uiterlijk”, “binnen” — they mark the deadline. In the Netherlands, the time to object usually starts the day after the date on the letter (dagtekening), not the day it arrives. So count from the date on the letter. To object, the letter usually names the way to do it (“bezwaar”, “beroep”, “verzet”).

Can I read a Verhuurder / woningcorporatie letter in English?

Yes. Take a photo of the letter with Briefly. It explains the letter in plain English, finds the deadline and the amount, and gives you ready-made replies in Dutch. Your letter never leaves your device.

Other offices in the Netherlands

Belastingdienst · Dienst Toeslagen (Belastingdienst/Toeslagen) · CJIB (Centraal Justitieel Incassobureau) · Gemeente · Waterschap / hoogheemraadschap · UWV · IND (Immigratie- en Naturalisatiedienst) · SVB (Sociale Verzekeringsbank)