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When a household has zero income at initial application, a statement on the application that it has zero income is sufficient evidence that the household cannot reasonably anticipate income during the certification period. The county must not require verification of zero income unless it is questionable.

1. Lump Sum Payment - You may repay in full the amount owed at one time with cash and/or CalFresh benefits. 2. Benefit Reduction - If you are getting CalFresh benefits now, you may repay by having your household's benefits reduced for all or part of the amount owed.

You can even obtain a Verification of Non-Filing Letter from the IRS. This would simply prove the IRS has no record of filed income tax forms. A written statement that indicates no income can be used; however, it should be accompanied by documents that show no income from the previous year.

A Zero Income Statement is used by individuals or household members to prove that they had no income and require financial assistance. Include pertinent information like the last four digits of your social security number, contact information, addresses, last known employer, and more.

The CalFresh office can ask a household to voluntarily pay back any overissuances.

When applying for CalFresh benefits, applicants are required to provide documentation that verifies their income. This documentation can include pay stubs, employment verification letters, bank statements, or tax returns.

These documents are usually required to get CalFresh: A copy of your ID. Proof of any income. Proof of immigration status (for non-citizens). Proof of student status (for college students).

Sworn Statement: There is no specific sworn statement form used by the county; however, all sworn statements must include: date, name of the person and/or organization that receives payment, the amount a household is paying or receiving, and an applicant's signature.