This may include a statement from your health care provider or an ultrasound including the applicant's name and date.
You must also bring proof of income from Social Security, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), unemployment compensation, and child support. If a family member does not participate in one of these programs, bring proof of all sources of income for the household for the last 30 days, including pay stubs (if you get paid weekly, bring four pay stubs if you get paid bi-weekly, bring two pay stubs if you get paid monthly, bring one pay stub). Proof of income, such as a letter showing participation in FoodShare, Wisconsin Works Program (W2), Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF), Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations, Kinship Care, or Foster Care.Proof of address, such as a current utility bill with a street address (no P.O.If you cannot bring one of these forms of ID, the clinic can explain other acceptable forms of I.D. Proof of identity (I.D.) for yourself and each child to be certified, such as a driver's license, birth certificate, military identification, tribal identification card, alien card, passport, hospital identification/confirmation of birth (which may include hospital discharge papers, crib card, or wrist band) or passport.Please bring the following items to your appointment: The information below will help you prepare for your first WIC appointment. If you think you qualify for WIC, want more information, or have questions regarding eligibility, contact a local WIC Office.
This also includes, but is not limited to, child support, unemployment, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments.Įmployer Statement Form, F-40076 (Multiple Languages) may be filled out and submitted to WIC as a proof of income for employees who do not receive a paycheck stub.įor more information about income eligibility, contact a local WIC Office. Income:Īll sources of gross income, including overtime, in the household before any deductions are made. (PDF) WIC Income Guidelines July 1, 2021–JNumber of Person(s)Ī person or group of people, related or not, who usually (though not necessarily) live together and whose income and consumption of goods and services are related. Department of Health and Human Services poverty guidelines, which is the same criteria as free and reduced-price school lunch.įor specific income levels by household size, consult the WIC income eligibility table below or this WIC Income Guidelines document. WIC income eligibility is based on 185% of U.S.
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