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Use the Lifeline National Verifier to enter your information, create an account, and see if you qualify.
The National Verifier (NV) is Lifeline’s centralized application system. It determines whether consumers are eligible for Lifeline. USAC manages the NV and provides customer service to consumers through the Lifeline Support Center.
5 days ago · The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) started on December 31, 2021, as a longer-term program, replacing the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB). Unfortunately, the program has not yet received additional funding from Congress at this time. Frequently asked questions. When will my ACP benefit end? Can I still save on internet service?
Apply for the Affordable Connectivity Program to receive financial assistance for internet access.
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There are several options to apply for Lifeline. You may apply directly through the Lifeline programs National Verifier online portal (lifelinesupport.org) or by mailing a paper application form (available at the National Verifier online portal after entering your state).
The Lifeline National Eligibility Verifier (National Verifier) checks consumer information when an application is submitted. This information is automatically checked against databases.
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Mar 4, 2011 · Lifeline National Verifier Public Notice: WCB announces that effective January 15, 2019, the National Lifeline Eligibility Verifier will fully launch in five states – Hawaii, Idaho, New Hampshire, North Dakota, and South Dakota – and one territory – Guam.
Visit the National Verifier. Sign in using the applicable National Lifeline Accountability Database (NLAD) or National Verifier-only credentials. Use an interview-style approach to ask the consumer for the required information, complete the application, and upload documentation (if needed).
Three Steps for Getting Lifeline. Visit lifelinesupport.org for more information about the Lifeline Program. Qualify. Use the Lifeline National Verifier to enter your information, create an account, and see if you qualify. Choose a phone or internet company.
You may be eligible to get Lifeline based on your income or participation in a government assistance program. Learn more about qualifying. If you live in California, Oregon, or Texas, check with your phone or internet company or visit your state website to find out how to apply for the program.
