What Can I Use To Prove My Income?

You will only need to show proof if your family income is less than 270% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.  At the end of the application you will need to upload proof of your income.  If you don’t have it when you first apply you will be able to log back in and add it to your application.

• If you have a job(s): Paycheck stub or pay envelope that shows the amount and how often pay is received; letter from employer stating gross wages and how often you are paid; or if you work for yourself, business or farming papers, such as ledger or tax books.
• If you receive Social Security, Pensions, or Retirement; Social Security retirement benefit letter, statement of benefits received, or pension award notice.
• If you receive Unemployment, Disability, or Worker’s Compensation: Notice of eligibility from State employment security office, check stub or letter from the Worker’s Compensation office.
• If you receive TANF Payments: Benefit letter from Colorado Human Services office.
• If you receive: Child Support or Alimony: Court decree, agreement or copies of checks received.
• Military Housing Privatization Initiative: Letter or rental contract showing that your housing is part of the Military Privatized Housing Initiative.
• For All Other Income (Such as Rental Income): Information that shows the amount of the income, name of the person who received the income, the date it was received, and how often it was received.
• If you do not have income, you can include a brief note explaining how you provide food, clothing and housing for your household, and when you expect an income.