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How to Apply for WIC

You can apply for WIC in 3 steps. You need to fill out the application form, send it in and schedule an appointment. WIC applications are different from state to state. So double-check the application process in your area before you get started. Ninety state agencies oversee the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program. But you will send your application to your local county agency. Only your local office can approve your application for benefits. The local office has to look at your documents, too. Learn more about the application.

Find Out About EBT Cards

Find Out About EBT CardsAn Electronic Benefit Transfer card, also known as a WIC EBT card allows recipients of WIC benefits, cash assistance or SNAP food assistance to make purchases. The card works similarly to a debit card. You will have a WIC card balance to purchase goods and will need to enter your PIN to complete the transaction. If you are unsure of your balance, you can check the amount you have remaining in your card in a variety of ways. For instance, your EBT card number itself can.

How to Replace a Lost WIC Card

How to Replace a Lost WIC CardIf you have a stolen, damaged or lost WIC card, there are specific procedures you must follow for replacement. First, you need to report that you’ve lost your WIC card to your local clinic. The WIC office will deactivate your current WIC benefits card, and this will prevent others from gaining access to your benefits. To obtain a replacement card, you will need to set an appointment with your local facility. Furthermore, you need to understand what happens to the benefits you had in.

Learn About WIC Service Locations

Learn About WIC Service LocationsThere are many WIC locations found throughout the United States. As a federal program, WIC is available to needy families in the U.S., no matter where in the country they live. Benefits are also offered in U.S. territories like Guam, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Puerto Rico and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Even Indian Tribal Organizations throughout the country have at least one WIC office. WIC services can be found at several different types of locations. They are not limited to WIC office.