Hosting Registration in Los Angeles

[Raffi3]

What a nightmare !!

Last October I filed for an extension as I was notified that I have reached the 120 day limit, so I filed for the extension. While waiting for the approval I received another notification saying that my registration will expire in the beginning of November. So I went on the City website to renew my registration and I was told that I cannot renew my registration before I cancel the extension I have filed. So I went back and asked for the cancellation of the extension in order to renew my registration. I logged on and renewed my registration however I received an email stating that one of the documents I uploaded  is from 2019 and I need to upload the updated document however when I go to the site to upload the correct info I am being told that my registration has expired and cannot be renewed. 

My question is how do I renew the registration and once I renew do I have to file for an extension so I can get short term reservations? or with the new registration I can automatically start hosting short term reservations for November and December.

Please help. With covid closures this is my only income.

Thanks

[Kevin1056]

Who knows its all messed up. The unions won.

[Victoria1610]

Not sure what the unions have to do with it.  The process has been outsourced to a 3rd party company located in San Francisco.

[Sharon683]

Hi, this is my first year applying for an extended stay in Los Angeles.  I'm at 110 days of stays.  I applied for the extended stay early when I was at 90 stays to get a head start.  I completed steps 1 and 2 in the system.  I was informed to expect a email from the city regarding step 3 and that they would review my application.  So far I have never received a email.  I was denied paying my annual registration.  It stated because I applied for the extended stay I'm unable to register.  Really!? I'm getting worried.  I have future booking on my calendar.  I tried calling but you just get the voice recordings. HELP!

[Victoria1610]

Unfortunately, it is impossible to receive timely or live assistance.  I am a new host waited quite a while for my application to be approved. I eventually found the 3rd party company to which the City outsourced the licensing process. I don't recall the name (you can find it); they're located in San Francisco.

I called the company and followed phone prompts as if I was a B2B customer. I was able to convince someone from Support to help me 🤓.

[David964]

Hi could you tell me the company if possible