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How can I determine if I am eligible? You can see if you are eligible for Lifeline service by reviewing the information available at lifelinesupport.org. How do I apply? There are several options to apply for Lifeline.
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The Lifeline National Eligibility Verifier (National Verifier) checks consumer information when an application is submitted. This information is automatically checked against databases.
- Determine Eligibility with The NV
- Income Eligibility
- Program Eligibility
- One Per Household
Service providers must use the National Verifier (NV) to determine eligibility for consumers (except in California, Oregon, and Texas – the National Lifeline Accountability Database (NLAD) opt-out states). Consumers may also apply for the Lifeline program on their own, using the NV. Visit the How to Use the NVpage for more information.
Consumers may qualify for the Lifeline program if they have a gross household income at or below 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. The table below reflects 135% of the 2024 Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG). Note: The Federal Poverty Guidelines are adjusted annually, and the above chart reflects guidelines for 2024.
Consumers may be eligible for the Lifeline program if they participate in a qualifying program below: 1. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) 1.1. Participants of the Nutrition Assistance Programs in Puerto Rico, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Island are eligible for the Lifeline benefit. 1.2. Review this list of SNAP program ...
For the purposes of the Lifeline program, a household is defined as anyone living at the same address who share income and household expenses. Only one Lifeline benefit is allowed per household. A Lifeline Household Worksheetmust be completed any time more than one subscriber at a single residential address receives Lifeline-supported service, or w...
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.
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. Apply Now.
Here are the ways you can qualify for Lifeline: Based on your income. Based on if you use SNAP, Medicaid, or other programs. Based on Your Income. You can get Lifeline if your income is 135% or less than the Federal Poverty Guidelines (see the table below). The guideline is based on your household size and state.
