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While Connecticut law requires that a living will must have two witnesses, notarization is not required. But having it notarized is a good idea. The notary is there to verify that it was properly witnessed. If your living will is then challenged in court, the witnesses will not have to testify to that fact.

"Inmate life in Connecticut jails and prisons is regimented, with strict schedules for meals, recreation, work assignments, and educational or rehabilitation programs. Inmates usually have the opportunity to engage in various activities like educational classes, vocational training, and substance abuse programs.

The Prison System and The Jail System As of December 31, 2020, the number of prisoners under the jurisdiction of State of Connecticut correctional authorities was 9,559 located in 13 state facilities and held in the custody of private prisons.

Can I write to someone who is incarcerated? Yes. All correspondence must include the inmate's full name and their inmate number in addition to the address of the facility where they are incarcerated.

Required documents for SNAP Identity and Social Security Number (SSN) Connecticut residency. Earnings and number of hours worked (If you are working). Other income (If you get workers' compensation, Veterans' benefits, pension, child support, alimony, etc. Noncitizen status (If you are not a US Citizen):

Am I eligible for SNAP? We will process your application as an emergency and respond within 7 days. We will give you SNAP benefits for 1-2 months as soon as we can. We still need the rest of your documents and may interview you, so that you can keep getting SNAP benefits.

Due to renovations at the DSS Manchester and Waterbury Resource Centers wait times may be longer than usual. We are still open to serve you. For additional assistance you can also call 1-855-626-6632 or visit connect.ct.gov.

To upload documents: Locate the documents on your computer by using the ?Browse? button; Select the type of document you are uploading then select ?upload?; Your documents will be electronically sent to DSS. Note: please upload each type of document separately.

In-Person Interview - If an in-person interview is required, you can make an appointment. An appointment can be made by calling the Benefits Center at 1-855-6-CONNECT (1-855-626-6632) to speak to an Eligibility Services Worker.