What counts as proof of income?

Katie Rose2021-09-28T10:33:52-07:00

Income can be demonstrated in several ways:

Via the previous year’s tax information (W-2, 1099, 1040, 1040A)
By verifying the last 12 months of income through:
- Child support
- Pay stubs
- Unemployment statements
- Written statements from employers
- TANF or SSI letter

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