What do I need to bring to the WIC local agency when applying for services?
The following information and documents are required on your first appointment.
Proof of Identity:
- Infants and children: Immunization record, birth certificate, hospital records (e.g. crib card, hospital band, discharge paperwork) or Family Support Division letter with identifying information
- Adults: Photo ID such as driver license, passport, employment ID card, school ID card, state ID card, military ID card, or naturalization record
- When a photo ID is unavailable, proof could be a card or letter verifying health care, social services, or a voter registration card
Proof of Residency:
- Current utility bill or personal bill mailed to the residence within the last thirty (30) days
- Current rent or mortgage receipt
- Voter registration card
- Property tax receipt
- Pay stub which has name and physical address and has been issued within the last thirty (30) days
- Mail received from a government agency other than WIC (e.g. jury summons, social services letter)
- Written statement from a reliable third party (e.g. employer, church, social service agency) with knowledge of the applicant’s or participant’s regular or nighttime location
Proof of income: Must include the prior 30 days of income.
- Current pay stubs (paper or electronic) noting the pay time frame (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly)
- W-2 forms or income tax returns for the most recent calendar year
- Signed statement from employer indicating gross earnings for a specified pay period
- Commissions, fees, and tip records
- Unemployment letter or notice
- Check stub or award letter from Social Security stating current amount of earnings
- Recent Leave and Earnings Statement (LES) for military personnel
- Recent bank statement
- Foster child placement letter or foster parent award letter
- Divorce decree which states child support and alimony
- Scholarship letter
- Accounting records for the self-employed
- If you are currently on MoHealthNet, Temporary Aid for Needy Families (TANF) or receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) you might be eligible for benefits without current proof of income