If you do not have income, please send a brief note explaining how you provide food, clothing, and housing for your household, and when you expect an income. If you work on a seasonal basis, call us and we will help you figure out what to send. Send this information using any of the following methods: Take pictures of the requested documents with your phone/camera and e-mail them to [insert Be sure to include a photo of this letter OR the names of your children that attend [insert school district] in the e-mail message. Mail documents along with this letter to [insert address] using the envelope provided. If possible, send copies instead of original documents. You may also fax documents to [insert phone number]. Come in person to the office located at to drop off the documents. Bring this [insert address] letter with you. Sources of Income Please provide documentation for income received by members of your household (including children) from all of these sources. If you omitted any of these sources from your application, include them now. Earnings from Work Unemployment and Disability Salary or wages from a job Unemployment benefits Tips, commissions, and cash bonuses compensation Worker’s Net income from self-employment Strike benefits Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) Earnings from the U.S. Military benefits Veteran’s Military basic pay or drill pay (portion available to the household if deployed) All Other Income Military cash bonuses (excluding combat Regular cash support from outside the pay) household, including from family or friends Allowance for off-base housing Rental income (including BAH but excluding MHPI) Interest Allowance for food or clothing (other Investment income or annuities than FSSA) Any other source of income that you can use to help pay for your school children’s Public Assistance meals Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Cash assistance from State or local Child Income government Child income is money received from outside your Housing subsidies (not including those household that is paid directly to your children. from federal housing programs) Many households do not have any child income. A full-time or part-time job Alimony and Child Support Supplemental Security Income (SSI), if the child is disabled Retirement Income Social Security benefits for children of a Social Security retirement or survivor’s disabled, retired, or deceased parent benefits Money regularly received from extended Railroad Retirement or Black Lung family or friends outside the household benefits Money from a pension, annuity, or trust Pension income
If you do not have income, please send a brief note explaining how you provide food, clothing, and housing for your household, and when you expect an income. If you work on a seasonal basis, call us and we will help you figure out what to send. Send this information using any of the following methods: Take pictures of the requested documents with your phone/camera and e-mail them to [insert Be sure to include a photo of this letter OR the names of your children that attend [insert school district] in the e-mail message. Mail documents along with this letter to [insert address] using the envelope provided. If possible, send copies instead of original documents. You may also fax documents to [insert phone number]. Come in person to the office located at [insert address] to drop off the documents. Bring this letter with you. Sources of Income Please provide documentation for income received by members of your household (including children) from all of these sources. If you omitted any of these sources from your application, include them now. Earnings from Work Salary or wages from a job Tips, commissions, and cash bonuses Net income from self-employment Earnings from the U.S. Military Military basic pay or drill pay (portion available to the household if deployed) Military cash bonuses (excluding combat pay) Allowance for off-base housing (including BAH but excluding MHPI) Allowance for food or clothing (other than FSSA) Public Assistance Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Cash assistance from State or local government Housing subsidies (not including those from federal housing programs) Alimony and Child Support Retirement Income Social Security retirement or survivor’s benefits Railroad Retirement or Black Lung benefits Pension income Unemployment and Disability Unemployment benefits Worker’s compensation Strike benefits Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) Veteran’s benefits All Other Income Regular cash support from outside the household, including from family or friends Rental income Interest Investment income or annuities Any other source of income that you can use to help pay for your children’s school meals Child Income Child income is money received from outside your household that is paid directly to your children. Many households do not have any child income. A full-time or part-time job Supplemental Security Income (SSI), if the child is disabled Social Security benefits for children of a disabled, retired, or deceased parent Money regularly received from extended family or friends outside the household Money from a pension, annuity, or trust