Proof of liability insurance with a minimum of $250,000 in coverage must be provided – this may be obtained through a rental platform or an insurance company. 
Completed Short-Term/Vacation Rental Attestation Form if your property is in an association (HOA, condo, CoOp, etc.).Proof of liability insurance (a minimum of $250,000 in coverage).Clean Hands Certificate issued within the last 30 days in the property owner's name (request from the DC Office of Tax and Revenue).To assist you in being prepared to submit your license application, please have the following information available and ready to upload to the platform: Once your address has been verified, you will be asked to complete the full license application and pay the licensing fees.After registering, you will be asked to link your license platform account with the address where you will be conducting short-term rentals.You will be asked to provide basic contact information to register for the licensing platform. Visit the District of Columbia Short-Term Rental Licensing Platform to begin the licensing application process.If you already have an Access DC account, you can skip this step.
All DLCP systems, including the District of Columbia Short-Term Rental Licensure platform, require customers to have a single sign-on, Access DC, account to use our systems. If the rental is a co-op, condo, or if the property is in a community where there is a homeowners’ association, the owner must attest that the bylaws, house rules, or other governing documents of the homeowner/condo/ cooperative governing board or association allow short-term and/or vacation rentals, do not prohibit owners from operating short-term rentals and/or vacation rentals, or that they have received written permission from the association to operate a short-term and/or vacation rental at the address. A Certificate of Clean Hands issued within the last 30 days in the property owners name must be obtained from the Office of Tax and Revenue. 
Proof of liability insurance with a minimum of $250,000 in coverage must be provided – this may be obtained through a rental platform or from an insurance company. The owner, or host, must attest to the habitability of the property. In order to operate a short-term or vacation rental in the District, the property must be owned by an individual, and serve as a homeowner’s primary residence – with the owner being eligible to receive the Homestead Tax Deduction. Whether you are simply seeking to share your space with others or want to earn extra income by renting out your home, or a part of it, having a Short-Term or Vacation Rental License may help you achieve your goals.
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