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I am not on welfare nor have I been past the age of 18. But my mom was on welfare and listed me as her dependent under the age of 18 where I recieved a medical card and such. This doesn't count as me being on welfare correct or have been on welfare? Like i said I have never been on welfare on my own. Anyone know?

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I'd say no, but that's just my opinion. I didnt have any welfare questions on my form, but if there is one, you could answer yes and add a letter outlining that it was when you were a child.

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No. If you were a minor it doesn't count. It is considered your mother's income not yours.

(was a child of single parent who received supplemental welfare)

hope that puts your mind at ease-but double check cause it's just an opinion

 
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