Cell Phone Hr Policy
Is a shared cell phone bill considered a utility when applying for food stamps?
My daughter who lives on her own and has a job that pay $8.00 hr, was in an accident that required surgery. Her doctor will not release her to work for 8 weeks. She wants to apply for food stamps. Can she use a cell phone bill that is in my name? She pays for her phone and I pay for my husband and my phone. Would they allow her portion as an expense? The same question regarding we carry her on our auto insurance policy, but she pays us for her portion. How would she prove that she pays us? Normally she just gives me cash. If I wrote a receipt for her portion, would they accept that?
No, she needs a utility bill. Electric, gas, water, sewage, garbage and has to be in her name.
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