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== Acceptable ID Examples == | == Acceptable ID Examples == | ||
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== Important Links == | == Important Links == | ||
Revision as of 18:30, 2 November 2017
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Acceptable Subsidies
SNAP and Medicaid are the ONLY programs that allow an applicant to qualify in-person. If the applicant wants to qualify by income or other programs not listed above, they must apply at the NV Lifeline Administrator’s website: https://www.nvlifeline.org/
See General Rules for more information.
UNACCEPTABLE Subsidy Proof Examples
SNAP/Food Stamps cards (no beneficiary name listed)
Acceptable Subsidy Proof Examples
All applicants must be qualified through a pre-check of the state’s eligibility database. No subsidy proof will be required if deemed eligible by the database. If their eligibility could not be verified by the database, they cannot enroll.
Medicaid Card
Medicaid Letter
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Acceptable ID Examples
