Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Provide one of the following:

• Pay stubs for all pay received in the last 30 days; or
• A statement from the employer showing pay dates and gross earnings (before taxes) for the same 30-day period.

Provide:

• The final pay stub; and
• A statement from the employer showing:
  • the last day of employment, and
  • the date and amount of the final paycheck.

Provide one of the following:

• A federal income tax return for the previous year, including Form 1040 and all schedules; or
• Business income and expense records for the last 12 months if taxes have not been filed.

If the business has been operated for less than 12 months, provide all records from the date the self-employment started.

Examples: Social Security, unemployment, child support, VA benefits, pensions, or alimony.

Provide one of the following:

• An award or benefit letter;
• A letter from the person or agency providing the income showing the payment amount;
• A check stub or copy of a check; or
• A court order for child support or alimony.

Provide:

• A statement from the person or agency that provided the income showing that the payments have ended. 

Provide one of the following:

• Current lease or rental agreement or the name and phone number of the landlord if an agreement is not available;
• Current mortgage statement;
• Housing authority paperwork; or

Also provide proof of property taxes and homeowner's insurance if those costs are not included in your mortgage payment.

Provide one or more of the following:

• Utility bills dated within the last 90 days; or
• A screenshot or document from the utility company’s website or payment portal showing the account holder's name and service address.

Provide proof of medical expenses not covered by insurance, such as:

• Prescription cost printouts from the last 60 days;
• Insurance premium statements;
• Receipts for paid doctor or hospital bills; or
• Transportation costs for medical care.

Provide:

• The court order (if not previously provided); and
• Proof that child support payments are being made regularly.

Provide one of the following:

• A letter from the child care provider showing the amount paid by the household and how often payments are made; or
• Child care payment receipts.