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EXAMPLES OF ACCEPTABLE PROOFS

NH Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) BFA Form 800V Bureau of Family Assistance (BFA) 10/19 BFA SR 19-29 (N/A) EXAMPLES OF ACCEPTABLE PROOFS If an interview is required for the assistance you request, please bring these PROOFS to your interview. Note: An Interview is always required for SNAP (Food Stamps), and you may be required to provide additional PROOFS after the interview. If an interview is not required and we need proof from you, you will get a separate letter from us telling you what proof you need to give us. All household members: You must bring the Social Security Number or show you have applied for one for each household member who is applying for assistance. If someone in your household is not applying for benefits s/he does not have to provide a Social Security Number or prove that s/he has applied for one.

We do not need copies of your Medicaid cards. Medical Condition: If you are Blind, Disabled or Temporarily Incapacitated, your doctor may need to fill out a form. If you are pregnant, bring a letter from your doctor stating your due date. Vehicles: We need the registration/title and the amount you owe for any: Car, truck, motorcycle, camper,

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