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How to Apply for EnrollmentThe following information gives you the steps to successfully submit your Pre-Application. A State-certified Application Assistant is available to help you complete this form (see Step 2 below) once you have gathered the required financial information. Working with an Application Assistant increases your chances of having your application accepted the first time it is submitted. Pre-Qualification Assessment ProcessStep 1 – Gather Necessary Information The following information will be needed to complete your Pre-Application: • Pay stub(s) received within the past 45 days or the previous year’s Federal Income Tax Form 1040 for everyone receiving income in your household. • If anyone is self-employed, please have the most recent 3-month profit and loss statement or the previous year’s Federal Income Tax Form 1040 and Schedule C. • Birth dates for every child in your household you wish to enroll in Healthy Families. • Amounts you pay for child daycare expenses (if applicable). • Amounts you pay for disabled dependent care (if applicable). • Amounts for any child support or alimony either paid or received (if applicable). You may have questions with regard to the necessary documents for your specific situation. You will find more information in the Frequently Asked Questions, Financial section. Step 2 - Contact Us There are four ways to contact a Certified Application Assistant and start your enrollment: 4. You may also call us direct and toll-free at 1-866-682-9903. Assistants are available to take your call Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. The telephone call usually takes about 20 minutes if you have all of the necessary information handy. Be sure you have a pen and paper with you to write down any information your Application Assistant gives you. Step 3 – Follow Up Following the telephone call, you will be sent your Rights and Declaration via fax or through the mail. Once you’ve reviewed the document… • Sign and date where indicated • Fax or mail the application to the fax number / address provided on the form. • Include the documentation noted in the cover letter: - Proof of income - Expenses - Child(ren)’s legal residency address Required information can vary; you may be required to provide additional documents based on your income sources. You will find more information in the Frequently Asked Questions, Financial Documents section. Within 14 business days after your completed application is submitted you should receive a letter with all necessary information about your children’s acceptance into the Healthy Families Program. We will update you with the status of your application through email however you can always contact us at 1-866-682-9903 or send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |

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The following information will be needed to complete your Pre-Application:
There are four ways to contact a Certified Application Assistant and start your enrollment:
Following the telephone call, you will be sent your Rights and Declaration via fax or through the mail. Once you’ve reviewed the document…


