Editor’s note: This article was originally published at DavidJonesCreations.com. It is shared here with permission. By David Jones I recently had the opportunity to spend the day with adult CTE (Career Technical Education) students at Goodwill Silicon Valley, and it was an experience I will not soon forget. Before working with the students, I built […]
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Verification from the SQUARES system
Two months of recent pay stubs
Most recent tax return (Form 1040)
Documentation for disability, pension, or retirement income
Government-issued photo ID (passport, driver’s license, or state ID) for each household member
Birth certificates or custody papers to confirm dependents
Social Security cards for all household members
Lease agreement, or
A letter from a shelter, institution, or transitional housing provider
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