The Nevada Welfare Division form is an application for assistance provided by the Division of Welfare and Supportive Services. This form allows individuals and families to apply for essential programs such as Food Assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). Completing this form is a crucial step for those seeking financial support in Nevada, so consider filling it out by clicking the button below.
Division of Welfare and Supportive Services
Application for Assistance
“Working for the Welfare of ALL Nevadans”
Programs You May Apply For:
Food Assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps people buy food.
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) helps families with children meet their basic needs with cash assistance.
Time Frames
SNAP benefits are processed within 30 days from the date of the application. If your household has little or no income, you could receive SNAP benefits within 7 days from the date of your application. SNAP benefits are paid from the date of the application.
TANF benefits are paid from the date of approval or 30 days from the date of the application, whichever is sooner. TANF applications are processed within 45 days from the application date unless there are unusual circumstances.
Denial of benefits for one program does not automatically affect the decision on another program you may be applying for.
SNAP Expedite Rules
The following households are entitled to expedited service and should receive SNAP benefits within 7 days:
Households with less than $150 in monthly gross income and no more than $100 in liquid resources;
Migrant or seasonal farm worker households who are destitute, provided their liquid resources do not exceed $100;
Households with combined monthly gross income and liquid resources less than the household’s monthly rent or mortgage and utilities.
Social Security Numbers
You will be asked to provide Social Security Numbers (SSN) for all persons (including yourself) who are applying for assistance, pursuant to Title 42 USC 1320b-7 and is authorized under the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 (formerly the Food Stamp Act), as amended 7 U.S.C. 2011-2036. Providing or applying for a SSN is voluntary. For SNAP, any person who wants assistance but does not want to give information about his or her SSN will not be eligible for benefits. Other family or household members may still get benefits if they are otherwise eligible. For TANF, if a required household member fails or refuses to provide an SSN without good cause, the entire household will be ineligible for TANF benefits. This includes all individuals whose income and needs are used to determine eligibility for the TANF program.
SSNs are used to verify your household’s income and resources and to conduct computer matching with other agencies such as the Social Security Administration, Employment Security Division, Child Support Enforcement Programs and the Internal Revenue Service. It is also used to gather workforce information, investigations, recover overpaid benefits and to ensure duplicate benefits are not received.
Citizenship/Immigration Status
You will be required to provide information about the citizenship and/or immigration status for all persons (including yourself) who are applying for assistance. For SNAP, if any of these persons do not want to give us information about his/her citizenship and/or immigration status, he/she will not be eligible for benefits. Other family or household members may still receive benefits if they are otherwise eligible. For TANF, if a required household member fails or refuses to provide verification of their status, the entire household will be ineligible for TANF benefits. Qualified Non-Citizen status is verified with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) for eligibility purposes. Information on non-applicants or non-qualified non-citizens will not be shared with USCIS.
Where do I mail my completed application?
Send or submit your complete, signed application to the address below. Eligibility determinations will be based on rules and requirements which pertain to the program you are applying for. We will notify you if you are eligible or not, or give you further instructions for completing your application.
State of Nevada
P.O. Box 15400
Las Vegas, NV 89114-5400
What if I need help with this application?
Phone: 1-800-992-0900 ext 47200 Southern Nevada (702) 486-1646 Northern Nevada (775) 684-7200
Email: welfare@dwss.nv.gov Online: https://dwss.nv.gov
In person: Visit our website or call 1-800-992-0900 ext 47200 to find a local DWSS District office
Language Interpreter: Call 1-800-992-0900 ext 47200 or TTY 1-800-326-6888
Applicant information, please keep this page for your records.
2905 – EG (8-17)
Non-Discrimination
This institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age, sex and in some cases religion or political beliefs.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) also prohibits discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, religious creed, disability, age, political beliefs or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA.
Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English.
To file a complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027), found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by:
(1)mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Civil Rights
1400 Independence Avenue, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20250-9410
(2)
fax:
(202) 690-7442; or
(3)email: program.intake@usda.gov.
For any other information dealing with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) issues, persons should either contact the USDA SNAP Hotline Number at (800) 221-5689, which is also in Spanish or call the State Information/Hotline Numbers (click the link for a listing of hotline numbers by State); found online at:
http://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/contact_info/hotlines.htm.
To file a complaint of discrimination regarding a program receiving Federal financial assistance through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS),
write: HHS Director,
Office for Civil Rights, Room 515-F 200 Independence Avenue, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20201
or call: (202) 619-0403 (voice) or (800) 537-7697 (TTY). This institution is an equal opportunity providers and employers.”
STEVE SISOLAK
GOVERNOR
STATE OF NEVADA
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
DIVISION OF WELFARE AND SUPPORTIVE
SERVICES
Notice of Required Verification
RJCHARD WHITLEY, MS
DIRECTOR
STEVE H. FISHER
ADMINISTRATOR
You may be required to provide proof of your household's circumstances to determine which benefits your household will receive. This proof will be required for all people in your household. It will help the application process if you provide the needed proof prior to or at your interview. The information below are examples of items you may be required to provide to meet this requirement.
The documents you provide to us should cover a 30-60-day period prior to your date of application for benefits. Your worker will provide you with more information regarding time periods.
If you are having trouble getting the required information, we can assist you. Please contact us at 702-486-1646 or 775-684-7200, if you need assistance. You can also refer to our website, https://dwss.nv.gov/, for general information.
Identification/Citizenship
•United States Passport
•Government Issued Driver's License/Identification Card
•U.S. Military ID (active, dependent, retired)
•USCIS Verification of Citizenship
•Certified United States Birth Certificate
Unearned & Other Income Copy of award letter or other statement/verification for:
•Social Security Benefits (RSDI)
•Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
•Worker's Compensation
•Unemployment Benefits
•Veteran's Benefits (retirement, disability, educational)
•Retirement Pensions/Benefits
•Child Support Payments - Copy of Court Order
•Alimony
•Cash Contributions/Loans
•TANF or other Government Payment
•County or Indian General Assistance
•Educational Income (Government Grants, Student Loans, Scholarships, etc.)
•Any other income received by any household member
Earned Income
•Paycheck Stubs or Employer
•Statement
•If employment has ended in the last 90 days, proof of termination and final pay
•If unable to work, doctor's statement
•Self-Employment Records/Tax
•Returns
Nevada Residency
•Current Lease or Rental Agreement
•Nevada Driver's License
•Statement regarding homeless situation
Out of State Benefits
•Proof of any benefits received from another state
•Verification out-of-state benefits
•have been terminated
Resources
•Bank or Credit Union Statement
•Savings Bonds
•Vehicle Registration
•Life Insurance Policies
•Retirement Account Statements
•Trust Documents
•Proof of Stocks and Bonds
•Proof of Home or Property Ownership
Expenses
Shelter Expenses
•Rent or Mortgage Receipt
•Current Utility Bill
•Signed & Dated Landlord Statement
•Proof of Home Taxes & Insurance
Educational Expenses
•Financial Aid Statement from School
•Receipts
Dependent Care
Receipt/Statement from sitter or daycare center with the following information:
•Name of Sitter or Center
•Monthly Payment
•Names and ages of persons cared for
•Reason for Care
Court Ordered Child Support Paid
•Copy of Court Order
•Verification of Payments Made
2993-EG (3/19)
APPLICATION FOR ASSISTANCE
Please list everyone who lives in the home with you, whether you consider them household members or not. If someone is pregnant please list the unborn child(ren) as household members as well. Please list the head of household first; you may choose who this individual will be. The person chosen as the head of household will be the case name. Fill out as much of the application as you can; you may ask for help if you need it. You may complete only your name, address and signature in order to start the application process for Food Assistance. The remainder of the application may be submitted at or prior to your interview. You only need to answer the questions designated for the programs for which you are applying. The remaining pages may be turned in, mailed or faxed to the district office.
MiddleInitial
ModifierJr. Sr.
Last Name
First Name
Relation to
You
SELF
Are there additional people in your home? YES
Gender
Date of
Age
Marital Status**
Social
State or
CitizenU.S.
Y/N
*Race/Ethnicity
GradeLast Completed
Month/Year Completed
FOOD
TANF
NONE
Security
Country
Birth
Number
of Birth
NO If “YES”, list them on a separate sheet of paper.
Race - Please check one of the boxes that best describes your household -
Hispanic/Latino or
Non-Hispanic or Latino
*Ethnicity (Optional) - Please choose one of the following ethnicity codes for each household member: A-Asian; B-Black or African American; I- American Indian or Alaska Native; J-American Indian or Alaska Native and White; L-Asian and White; M-Black or African American and White; N- American Indian or Alaska Native and Black or African American; U-Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander; W-White; Z-2 or more combinations not listed above.
**Marital Status – Please choose one of the following marital status codes for each household member: D-Divorced; L-Legally Separated; M-Married; N-Never Married; P-Separated; W-Widowed
Home Address (Give directions if you do not have an address.)
City
State
Zip Code
Mailing Address (If different from your home address.)
Home Phone
Cell/Message/Daytime Phone
E-mail Address
If you are applying for Food Assistance, please answer questions 1 through 6 about your household. A Food Assistance household includes all people who live and share food with you. Based on your answers below, you may qualify for expedited service.
1.Do you usually buy, prepare and eat with others you live with?
If “NO”, list who buys their food separately
YES
NO
2.
List the total gross amount of money your household received or expects to receive this month.
$_______________
3.
How much do all persons have in cash, checking and savings accounts?
4.
How much is your current monthly cost for housing (rent/mortgage) and utilities?
5.
Are you or any person(s) in your household a migrant or seasonal farm worker?
6.
Have you or any person in your household received TANF, Food Assistance or Indian Commodities
in Nevada or any other state?
If “YES”, who?
What benefits?
Where?
___________________________________
Last month and year benefits were received
/
I certify under penalty of perjury, my answers are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and ability. I swear I have honestly reported the citizenship of myself and anyone I am applying for.
Your Signature
Date
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY – EXPEDITED SERVICE SCREENING: HOUSEHOLD ELIGIBLE FOR EXPEDITED SERVICE?
YES NO Expedited service screener signature: ________________________________________
DATE: __________________
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FOOD & TANF
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
To get SNAP (food assistance) and/or TANF (cash assistance), most people are required to come into the office for a face-to-face
interview; you need to bring identification with you.
Do you have a physical or mental condition that requires special accommodations during your interview?
YES NO
If “YES”, what do you need? ________________________________________________________ (Most services are free to you.)
Do you speak English?
NO If NO, what language do you speak? ____________________________________
Do you need an interpreter for your interview?
(This service is free to you.)
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
AREP
You have the right to assign up to two individuals to act on your behalf either to apply for benefits or to use your benefits for the household.
7. Do you want someone other than yourself, age 18 or older, to apply for benefits or act on your behalf?
If “YES” who?
Age?
Telephone #
( )
-
Address
Is this individual currently serving a disqualification for an Intentional Program Violation?
Do you want an additional person to apply for benefits or act on your behalf?
If “YES”, who? ___________________________________________Age? ________ Telephone# (
) _______________
Address ____________________________________________________________________________________________
8. In case of emergency, who would you like us to contact? Name
Relationship
Daytime Telephone # ( )
ADDITIONAL HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION
9.Do you plan to continue living in Nevada? If “NO”, explain:
10. List the most recent date you started living in Nevada.
(MM/YYYY)
11.
Are you or any person(s) in your household a member of an American Indian or Alaskan Native Tribe?
If “YES,” who?
What tribe?
12.
Are you or any person(s) in your household currently disqualified for an Intentional Program
Violation (IPV)?
What state?
13.
a. Have you or any person(s) in your household been convicted of a felony under Federal or State law for possession, use or distribution of a controlled drug substance (felony drug conviction) after August 22, 1996?
When?
b. Have you or any person(s) in your household been convicted of trading SNAP benefits for drugs after
September 22, 1996?
c. Have you or any person(s) in your household been convicted of buying or selling SNAP benefits over
$500 after September 22, 1996?
d. Have you or any person(s) in your household been convicted of fraudulently receiving duplicate SNAP
benefits in any State after September 22, 1996?
e. Have you or any person(s) in your household been convicted of trading SNAP benefits for guns,
ammunition or explosives after September 22, 1996?
If “YES”, Who?
14. Are you or any person(s) in your household currently participating in or have participated in a Drug
Addiction or Alcohol Treatment Program?
Date entered
Date completed
Facility Name:
Facility Address
15.Are you or any person(s) in your household hiding or running from the law to avoid prosecution, being taken into custody, or going to jail for a felony crime or attempted felony crime, or violating a
condition of parole or probation?
________________________________ Why?
___________________________________________
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PREGNANCY
PREG
16. Are you or any person(s) in your household pregnant?
Expected due date?
(MM/DD/YYYY)
DISABILITY
DISA
17. Are you or any person(s) in your household blind, disabled or unable to work due to illness or injury?
When did this condition begin?
What is the disability?
NON-CITIZEN INFORMATION
ALIE
18. Are you or any person(s) in your household NOT a U.S. Citizen?
Alien Registration #
When did this person enter the United States?
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE (TANF)
SCHL
19.
a. Are you or any person(s) in your household between the ages of 7 and 11 or over 16 attending school?
School name?
If additional persons “YES”, who?
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE (FOOD)
SCHL/EDIN
b. Are you or any person(s) in your home between the ages of 18 and 49 attending school above the
high school level?
If “YES”, who? ________________
School name? _____________________
Hours per week? ___________________
If additional persons “YES”?
Who? _____________________
EARNED INCOME/WORK HISTORY
JINC/SELF/OINC/QUIT/STRK
20. Are you or any person(s) in your household currently working, including self-employment?
If “YES”, who is employed?
Hourly wage? $
Hours worked per week?
How often are they paid?
Tips paid per month?
$
Start date?
Employer’s name?
Employer’s telephone?
Employer’s address? ____________________________________________________________________________________
If self-employed, please list any business related expenses. ____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
If “YES”, for additional household members:
Who is employed?
Employer’s address?
If more than two persons are currently working, please attach an additional sheet of paper.
21. Have you or any persons(s) in your household had a job that ended in the last 60 days?
Who was employed?
How often were they paid?
Tips received per month?
When did the job end?
Employer’s address
Employer’s
telephone?
(
)
Reason for leaving?
Quit
Fired
Leave of Absence
Applied Worker’s Compensation
Other
If “YES” for additional household members:
How often where they paid?
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22.
Are you or any person(s) in your household currently registered with or working for a temporary employment
service/agency?
Which service/agency?
23.
Are you or any person(s) in your household currently on strike?
24.
Do you or any person(s) in your household work in exchange for food, shelter or something else?
What do they receive for their work?
What is the value of this exchange?
When did this begin?
UNEARNED/OTHER INCOME
UNIN/GAGA/LSUM/RINC/RBIN/EDIN
25. Please check the “YES” box for each of the types of the unearned income you or any person(s) in your household receives or has applied for. If you do not check the “yes” box for any of the unearned income below you are acknowledging neither you
or any person(s) in your household have any unearned or other income.
SOURCE
Person Applied/Receiving
Gross Amount Per Month
Alimony
Boarder/Roomer Income
Child Support (Voluntary or Court Ordered)
Contributions/Gifts
Educational Assistance/Student Loans
Foster Care
General Assistance
Insurance Settlements
Interest/Dividends
Loans
Military Allotment
Mining Claims
Panhandling
Pensions/Retirement
Property Rentals
Railroad Retirement
Royalties
Social Security Benefits (RSDI)
Strike Benefits
Subsidized Housing
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Supported Living Arrangement (SLA)
TANF Assistance
Trust Income
Unemployment Insurance
Utility Allowance/Rebate Check
Veteran’s Benefits
Gambling Winnings
Worker’s Compensation or Temporary
Disability
Other: (please list) ____________________________
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INCOME MANAGEMENT
26.
If you do not have any income, please explain how you are paying your bills and buying personal items for your household?
RESOURCES
BANK/LIFE/PROP
27. Please mark the “YES” box for each types of resources you or any person(s) in your household has, even if jointly owned with
someone outside the household. If you do not check the “YES” box for any of the resources below you are acknowledging
neither you or any person(s) in your household have any resources:
TYPE OF ACCOUNT
Savings Account
Checking Account
Credit Union Account
Minor Savings
Business Account
Christmas Club
Account
Educational Savings Account
Patient Trust Fund
Individual Indian Money Account
BANK ACCOUNTS
ACCOUNT
NUMBER
OWNER(S)
NAME OF BANK
VALUE
(Please list the
last 4 numbers
only)
LIFE INSURANCE/TRUSTS/BURIALS
Life Insurance
Available Trusts
Unavailable Trusts
Burial Funds/Plans
Life Estates
POLICY OR
NAME OF COMPANY
FACE VALUE
OR BANK
(Please list the last
4 numbers only)
/CSV$
RESOURCES (CONT)
INVESTMENT & RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS
NAME OF BANK OR
COMPANY
Savings Bonds
Stocks or Bonds
Certificates of Deposit
Individual Retirement
Accounts (IRA)
Keogh Account (401K)
Annuities
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
CURRENT
TYPE OF PROPERTY
LOCATION
CONTENTS OR TYPE OF
OR
RESOURCE
MARKET
Safe Deposit Box
Livestock
Land Mineral Rights
Business Equipment/
Inventory
Houses/Land or
Is this property currently
Buildings
for sale? Yes No
MISCELLANEOUS
TYPE OF RESOURCE
Promissory Notes
Cash on Hand
Other: (please list)
28. Are any of the resources in question 27 designated as money for burial?
If “YES”, which resources?
CURRENT VALUE
VEHICLES
CARS
29. Do you or any person(s) in your household own, or are they buying, a car, motorcycle, trailer, truck, camper, boat,
ATV, etc.? (Please include any vehicles that are not currently working.) YES NO
If “YES”, please complete the information below.
OWNER
TYPE OF
YEAR, MAKE &
IS THE VEHICLE
FAIR MARKET
AMOUNT
VEHICLE
MODEL
REGISTERED
OWED
TRANSFERRED RESOURCE
TRAN
30. Have you or any person(s) in your household sold, traded or given away any money, vehicles, property or other resources, or
closed any bank accounts in the last 3 months?
What resource was transferred?
What was the value of this resource when it was transferred? $
Who was the resource transferred to?
Relationship to you?
Why was the resource transferred?
HOUSING EXPENSES
RENT/HOME/UTIL
31. Please choose which of the following housing costs that you or any person(s) in your household pays.
RENT
MORTGAGE/RELATED EXPENSES
32.
If you are renting your home, how much is the monthly rent? (Including space/lot rent)
33.
What is your landlord’s name?
_________________________
Landlord’s telephone number?
34.
What is your landlord’s address?
35.
Is your rent subsidized by any agency?
36.
If “YES,” by which agency?
How much is subsidized?
37.
If you are buying your home, please complete the areas with the current expenses:
Mortgage Amount (including second) $
How Often Paid?
Taxes (if paid separately)
Homeowners Insurance (if paid separately) $
Association Fees (if paid separately)
Lot/Space Rent
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38. Does anyone outside the home pay any of your rent or mortgage expenses?
Telephone?
How much? $
How often?
39.
Are you or any person(s) in your household responsible for paying any utility expenses?
If “YES”, does this utility expense include costs for heating or cooling?
If “NO”, please choose the utilities your household is responsible for paying:
Electricity
Wood
Water
Sewer
Natural Gas
Propane
Garbage
Telephone
40.
a. Does anyone outside your household pay a portion of your utility expenses?
b. Does your household receive or expect to receive assistance from the Energy Assistance Program?
OTHER EXPENSES
SUDE/MEDX/DCEX
41.
Do you or any person(s) in your household pay court ordered child support to someone outside the household?
How much do they pay per month?
42.
Do you or any person(s) in your household pay child care or for the care of a disabled adult?
For whom?
How much per month? $
43.
Does any agency or anyone outside your home pay a portion of your daycare costs?
44.
Does anyone age 60 or over, or any person(s) who is disabled have out-of-pocket medical expenses
including costs for Medicare or medical insurance?
45.
Does anyone outside the household pay for any of these medical expenses?
INJURIES/ACCIDENTS
SETT
46.
Have you or anyone in your household been injured or in an accident in the last 12 months?
47.
Is there a pending lawsuit because of the injury or accident?
If “YES”, what is the attorney’s name?
Attorney’s address?
48.
Have you or anyone in your household received or expect to receive an insurance reimbursement, payment or
legal settlement?
when?
How much $
From where?
ABSENT PARENT INFORMATION
NCPM
49.
Is the parent(s) of the child(ren) you are applying for: (Check one)
living somewhere else
disabled or
deceased
50.
If anyone in your home is pregnant, is the father of the unborn in the home?
If “YES”, who is the father?
Complete the following form with information about the absent parent of your child(ren) who is not living with you (including
the parent of an unborn child). If there is more than one possible parent, complete a form for each one. Please provide as much
information as possible.
*Please make copies or request additional copies of this page for additional parents.
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What programs can I apply for using the Nevada Welfare Division form?
You can apply for two main programs using the Nevada Welfare Division form: the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). SNAP helps individuals and families buy food, while TANF provides cash assistance to families with children to meet their basic needs.
How long does it take to process my application?
The processing time varies by program. SNAP benefits are typically processed within 30 days from the application date. However, if your household has little or no income, you might receive benefits within 7 days. For TANF, applications are usually processed within 45 days, but benefits are paid from the date of approval or 30 days from the application date, whichever comes first.
What should I do if I need help with my application?
If you need assistance with your application, you can reach out through various channels. You can call the toll-free number 1-800-992-0900 ext 47200, or contact local offices in Southern Nevada at (702) 486-1646 or Northern Nevada at (775) 684-7200. Email support is also available at welfare@dwss.nv.gov. For in-person help, visit a local DWSS District office or check the website for more information.
Do I need to provide my Social Security Number (SSN) when applying?
What information about citizenship or immigration status is required?
You must provide information regarding the citizenship or immigration status of everyone applying for assistance. If any applicant refuses to provide this information, they will not be eligible for SNAP benefits. For TANF, the refusal of a required household member to provide verification will make the entire household ineligible.
Where should I send my completed application?
Once you have completed and signed your application, mail it to the following address: State of Nevada Division of Welfare and Supportive Services, P.O. Box 15400, Las Vegas, NV 89114-5400. After submission, you will be notified about your eligibility or given further instructions.
Failing to provide complete information for all household members. All individuals living in the home should be listed, regardless of their status.
Not including Social Security Numbers (SSNs) for all applicants. Omitting this information can lead to ineligibility for benefits.
Neglecting to verify citizenship or immigration status. This is a requirement for all applicants and affects eligibility.
Inaccurately reporting income. Providing incorrect figures can lead to delays or denials of assistance.
Missing deadlines for submitting required documentation. Timely submission is essential for processing applications.
Not providing proof of residency in Nevada. This can include documents like a lease agreement or utility bills.
Ignoring the need for identification. Applicants must bring proper identification to their interviews.
Failing to disclose previous benefits received. This includes benefits from other states and can impact eligibility.
Not seeking help when needed. Applicants can reach out for assistance but may hesitate to do so.
Providing incomplete or unclear answers on the application. This can lead to confusion and delays in processing.
When applying for assistance through the Nevada Welfare Division, several other documents may be necessary to support your application. These documents help verify your identity, income, and residency, ensuring that you meet the eligibility requirements for the programs you are applying for. Below is a list of commonly used forms and documents that accompany the Nevada Welfare Division form.
Gathering these documents ahead of time can streamline the application process and help ensure that you receive the assistance you need as quickly as possible. Always check with the Nevada Welfare Division for any specific requirements or additional documents that may be necessary for your situation.
The Nevada Welfare Division form is similar to several other documents related to assistance programs. Each of these documents serves a specific purpose and shares common elements, such as the need for personal information and eligibility verification. Below is a list of nine documents that are comparable to the Nevada Welfare Division form: