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A child is considered anyone under the age of 18 in the United States. A child is not a tenant and is considered an occupant until they reach the age of 18. A child occupant may be listed on the lease as an occupant under 18 years old but should not have to sign anything nor be listed as a tenant on the lease.
Do children count as “occupants” in California with regard to maximum occupancy laws? Yes. If they're going to living in the unit they're considered occupants, and must be on the lease.
Children and families In addition, infants under one year of age do not count as occupants.
Occupancy standards are rules about the number of people that can live in a bedroom or at a property. These standards are usually based on the number of bedrooms at a property, but they can also take into account the total amount of liveable square footage.
Tenants sign a contract containing terms that bind them to certain obligations under the lease. The lease agreement is between the landlord and tenant only. Occupants are authorized to reside in the property with the landlord's permission.
For example, California has a two people plus one as a standard for each bedroom, while in Chicago, the courts have agreed that three people may occupy a bedroom if one of them is a child. Some places use a square foot per person criteria.
The federal guidelines generally accepted for valid occupancy limitations are a minimum of two persons per bedroom plus one. Therefore, in a one-bedroom apartment, for example, there can be three persons living there.
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