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Hello,

 

One question, I am a US citizen and my parents have been LPRs for less than 5 years. I know that they can't apply themselves for food stamps, but would it be possible if I applied for myself including them since they live with me and I support them?

 

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5 hours ago, Sammyd90 said:

Hello,

 

One question, I am a US citizen and my parents have been LPRs for less than 5 years. I know that they can't apply themselves for food stamps, but would it be possible if I applied for myself including them since they live with me and I support them?

 

Thank you

I believe you can apply for yourself, even if they show up as dependents.  They are not the ones requesting it.  I know each state has different rules and regulations sometimes, so I would check with your local office.

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