want to go apply for welfare, but don't know how low of an income has to be made in order to qualify.
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anyone can get food stamps..just go to your local well fare office and talk to a case worker...bring your last paycheck stub and bring your kids social security numbers and also bring your proof of rent and your last electric bill also..this way they can tell how much food stamps u will need to feed your family....Getting food stamps is easy..so long as u are honest and bring all the stuff that i mention will show them that your income doesn't cover all areas..u will get food stamps...Cause in America no child shall go hungry..i have seen folks getting anywhere from $125 a month to $400 something...depending on how many kids u have...or don't have...even if u have 0 kids u still can get food stamps
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Just going through the application process now - and the first answerer is correct.  If you are in receipt of a qualifying benefit - i.e. Income Support you are given financial support.  You can also receive a partial or full financial award if you are a low income family or individual - I think £15k is the cut off for assistance.  But if you have any questions go to http://www3.open.ac.uk/courses/about/p6_1.shtml\nthey have a calculation tool to advise how much support you can get.  The only problem I had is that you HAVE to have a bank account in your name, which I didn't have - I only had a post office account.  Good luck x x x
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Go to IN.GOV It looks like you might if you are single with no dependents. Look under individual when you get to the web site. Then requirement to file. It tells you what the exemption amount is.
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Contact your county's department of social services.  They will get you seen by mental health services if you are low income.
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Register for welfare?
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You would have to go to your local Social Security office to speak to a representative in person. They will be able to tell you what programs you're qualified for and how  to apply for them.
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The first thing you should do is fill out a Free Application for Federal Student AID (FAFSA).  This form gives the government information it needs to determine what aid you qualify for and what you and your parents are expected to contribute based on income.  This form also helps to make grants available to you based on need.  \n\nThere are scholarships available based on need, race, and other factors.  I recommend going to FastWeb.com to find out about scholarships that you may qualify for based on your heritage and other factors.  There are also books available through your local library, and your guidance counselor would be an excellent resource as well.\n\nGood luck on your search.
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I think you have been misinformed, All you should have to submit is your past three years tax statements along with an affidavit of support showing that you earned enough money to support yourself and your family, Immigration goes by the poverty guidlines for the amount of people in your family and the poverty guidline is pretty low. I think you need to go back to the Department of Immigration web site and do a little more reading on the subject or call the immigration service center and ask for help.
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She probably kicked you out because you both lay around and do nothing all day when you could be out looking for a job. Why else would you want to go on welfare? Get a legitimate job and earn a living. Stop depending on me and other hard working tax payers to support you.
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Go to your state website and look for the social service link. That should give you the info you need.
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sorry when you have money you can not get help.  I was a single parent as my son was growing up and I did not use aid I got a job and raised him, he then learned if you want something you have to work for it. You could always get a job.  I am disabled and have medicare.  If you are too sick to work you can apply.
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Actually uneducated ppl like you should be deported.\n\nEver since Clinton's welfare reform in the 90s, a person can not live off of welfare for more than 3 to 5 years throughtout their entire life. (the exact year depends on your state)\n\nAlso, what is draining you is your level of ignorance to real facts. Things like the amount of money that goes into paying for incentives for big business to get richer and richer. Or like paying CEO's 40 million+ dollars. And ignorant ppl like you get mad about some disabled person living off what... $600 a month? \n\nGeez grow up and educate yourself.
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If you have been out on your own for 2 yrs, have you been paying income taxes? If you have, then you are independent and your dad is guilty of tax fraud. IRS will have records of that. Apply for the student grants and loans as an independent student. Look up the department of children and families in your state. You will have to apply for medical, food stamps, and cash assistance; you can do this all on the same application. Medical is the easiest to get, but also the most difficult program to understand. Food stamps depends on how much your total income it (whether from work, loans, etc. - it doesn't matter). Cash assistance is difficult to get on unless you make very little and you probably won't qualify for it. Also, list EVERYTHING on your application, if you are not honest, they will deny your claim and prevent you from getting future help. You will have to have pay stubs, copies of your driver's license and SS card, etc. e-mail me if you have any other questions- ladydavonia@yahoo.com.\n\nGood luck
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call the local department of human services (welfare agency). In my state they help with the gas bill if you are low income.
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If you don't have income you may qualify for medical assistance and then can use that to seek counseling.  Seeking counseling is a wonderful thing to do, so I would encourage you to go to your closest Social Security Office and find out if you qualify for medical assistance (medicaid) temporarily till you get back on your own two feet. I know many people here may not like me suggesting you seek government help, but if it's with a goal in mind to help yourself for the long term, (rather than those who want to stay stuck for life with government handouts and never try to help themselves) it may be a worthwhile step for you.\n\nBest of luck.
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First of all, if you can't afford an attorney, you should be able to qualify for a public defender. I would contact the court and inquire about this immediately. As for the rest of your questions, once you have an attorney, he or she is the best person to answer those. I would NOT go to court without an attorney on this!
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Try your community college.  They give student assistance for low income residents.