FNS=A0Screening Tool Tutorial - Printable = Version

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Food Stamp Eligibility Tool = Tutorial

Introduction:	Welcome
	The United States Department of Agriculture=92s = Food &=20 Nutrition Service (FNS) is providing this pre-screening tool to = help you=20 find out if you or others might be eligible to receive food = stamps. This=20 tool is not an application for food stamps. But the tool can help = you make=20 an informed decision as to whether you or others should apply at = your=20 local food stamp office. It can also guess how much you will get. = But only=20 your local food stamp office can tell you for sure.
	If you have questions about how to use this = tool, you=20 can continue with this menu by clicking on =93Next.=94 If you = don=92t understand=20 a question in the tool, you can click on the question mark next to = it for=20 help.

Introduction:

Navigation

The pages in the pre-screening tool are = organized so you=20 can get help for any question at any time. This format should = allow you to=20 use the tool quickly and easily. After you click on the =93Start = Tool=94=20 button, you can begin answering the questions. The setup has a = navigation=20 bar at the top right, and a main content area in the middle. The=20 navigation bar provides three help options: Tutorials, Help = Systems, and=20 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). If you click on one of the = options, you=20 can learn more about different parts of the = site.

Introduction:	Tutorials
	If you click on =93Tutorials,=94 you will find = the options=20 =93Internet Basics Tutorial,=94 =93Pre-Screening Tutorial=94 and = =93Entering=20 Information Tutorial.=94
	If you click on =93Internet Basics Tutorial,=94 = you will=20 find an explanation of how to use a computer to search the = Internet. It=20 explains how to use a mouse and a keyboard. It also shows which = buttons to=20 click on to explore web pages.
	If you click on =93Pre-Screening Tutorial,=94 = you will find=20 the pages you are looking at. These pages explain how to use the = food=20 stamp pre-screening tool.
	If you click on =93Entering Information = Tutorial,=94 you=20 will learn how to put your answer into each question in the=20 tool.
	You may want to look at each of the tutorials = before=20 using this pre-screening tool.

Introduction:	External Sources - Links
	The first page of the tool allows you to click = on =93USDA,=20 Food and Nutrition Service.=94 Here you can learn more about the = government=20 organization that offers food stamps.
	You can also learn more about state food stamp = programs.=20 At the top of the page, you will find the sentence =93Click here = to find the=20 office that serves your area.=94 If you click on the word = =93here,=94 you will=20 find a phone number for food stamp help for each state. Most of = these=20 numbers are free of charge.

Screening Tool = Setup:	Questions
	When you begin using the tool, you will answer = questions=20 by typing in the box next to each question. The tool uses your = answers to=20 see if you might be eligible for food stamps. The tool will also = estimate=20 the amount of benefits you might get. But only your local office = can tell=20 you for sure.
	You can get more help with this process using = the=20 =93Internet Basics=94 tutorial. If you do not understand a = question, you can=20 click on the question mark next to the question. You will then see = an=20 explanation of what the question is asking you. =

Screening Tool = Setup	Help - Icons
	You will find a small blue arrow next to many of = the=20 spots where you must answer a question. If you click on this = arrow, you=20 will see an explanation of how to fill in your answer.
	Some of the questions are optional, and some are = required. If a question is required, you will see a small red = asterisk (*)=20 next to it. You must answer that question before going to the next = question. If you do not answer it and try to go on, the tool will = remind=20 you to finish the question. If you click on the asterisk, you will = find an=20 explanation for each of these questions.

	Help - Screens
Tutorials	Each tutorial is set up like a book. You can = read each=20 page and then flip to another one using the =93Next=94 and = =93Back=94 buttons at=20 the bottom.
Definitions	At the bottom of some pages of the pre-screening = tool,=20 you can click on certain words printed in blue. You will then see = a=20 definition of that word. This may help you answer a question you = did not=20 understand.
Help - = In-depth	You can also use the question mark button for = help with=20 each question, and the arrow button for help with your = answer.
Answering = Questions - Entering=20 Data	When you are finished answering all of the = questions on=20 one page of the pre-screening tool, you can move to the next page = by=20 clicking on =93Continue=94 at the bottom right corner of the page. = After that,=20 you can go back by clicking the =93Go Back=94 button next to the = =93Continue=94=20 button.
Buttons and Page = Navigation	You can exit the pre-screening tool at any time = by=20 clicking on the =93Exit=94 button at the bottom left corner of the = page.=20

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Household Routing
	The first page of the tool asks questions that = will help=20 the system find the best help for you.
The State / = Territory=20 Question	The first question asks for a state or = territory. Enter=20 the state or territory of the person who is interested in food = stamp=20 information. Some states have their own pre-screening tools for = food stamp=20 eligibility. If you say you live in one of those states, the = system will=20 automatically direct you to the state's pre-screening tool. Some = states=20 have made small changes to their food stamp eligibility rules. So = your=20 state tool is more accurate.
	Some states have special rules. If this = pre-screening=20 tool tells you you're not eligible, you might still be eligible in = your=20 state. Maybe your state has special rules that make you eligible. = You=20 should always check with your local food stamp office to know for=20 sure.
Example of = Definition Window -=20 Help	If you need help with the state or territory = question,=20 click on the question mark next to the state question. A list of = every=20 state is available.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	State Tools
	If the state you chose has a pre-screening tool, = this=20 next page will show it to you. If not, you will go on to the next = regular=20 screen of this pre-screening tool.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Household - Numbers
	On this page you say how many people are in the=20 household. Usually, this is the number of people who live in the = home. If=20 some people in the home buy and eat food separately, they don=92t = count as=20 members of the food stamp household unless they are the spouse or = a child=20 under age 22.
	If a person is renting a room and lives with = you, the=20 person is probably not a member of your household. The person is = in your=20 household only if he or she eats the same food you do. If you have = any=20 questions about who lives in the household, click on the help = button next=20 to this question. You can also call the state hotline = number.
Similarities to = Routing=20 Page	You can answer the questions on this page just = like on=20 the last one. Click on the blank to the right of the question, and = type in=20 the answer. For the second and third questions, you can say = =93yes=94 or =93no=94=20 by clicking on the white circles next to those = words.
	If you have any questions about how to give an = answer to=20 a question, click on the little blue arrow next to that=20 question.
Complete / = Continue	When you are done answering the questions, click = on the=20 box that says =93continue,=94 and you will go on to the next=20 page.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Household - Members
	On this page you give the name and the age of = every=20 person in the household. To do this, just click on the white box = next to=20 each question and type your answer. Then, for each person, you say = whether=20 that person is a U.S. citizen, and also whether that person is=20 disabled.
Household Members = Name	The pre-screening tool asks only for the first = name of=20 each person. You don=92t have to use the person=92s real name. The = information=20 you give to the tool is not saved. There is a survey at the end = that is=20 saved but it is optional.
Adding / Deleting = Rows	The number of rows on the page is the number of = people=20 you said were in the household. If you need more rows, click on = the little=20 green plus sign at the bottom of the page, next to =93Add More = Rows.=94 You=20 will then get three more rows.
	You must answer every question on the page = before you=20 can go to the next page. If a person is not disabled, you do not = need to=20 click on the =93Yes=94 box below the =93Disabled?=94 question.=20

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Assets
	On this page you say the assets of each person = in the=20 household. Some assets are cash or money in a bank. Some might be = physical=20 things a household member owns such as rental property. This page = works=20 just like the income page. For each person in the household, you = say the=20 kind of asset the person has in the column called =93Type of = Asset.=94 You put=20 the answer in the box to the right of that person=92s name. Then = you say how=20 much money the asset is worth in the =93Worth=94 column.
	If you have a lot of assets, this may disqualify = you=20 from getting food stamps. But some assets don=92t count. If your = assets do=20 not count, you will still be eligible. So if you have many assets, = your=20 results might not be right. If the pre-screening tool says you are = not=20 eligible, you should check your local food stamp office to make = sure. You=20 might still be eligible.
	Some people in the house probably have more than = one=20 kind of assets. To put down each kind of asset each person has, = click on=20 the green =93plus=94 button next to =93Add More Rows,=94 just like = before. Then=20 you can put each asset for each person on a separate row, just = like in the=20 =93income=94 section.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Assets - Vehicles
	On the page called Assets, you say all of the = kinds of=20 property each person in the household has. If a person owns a car = or=20 truck, it might be a big asset, if it=92s worth a lot of = money.
	If no one in the household has a car or truck, = you can=20 skip this section.
	The amount of assets a household has can = determine if=20 the household can receive food stamps. Each state has its own = rules on=20 counting the value of cars or trucks. If you use a car or truck = while you=20 do your job, it might not count as an asset. But, cars or trucks = used to=20 go to and from work are still counted as an asset. A household who = thinks=20 it might not be eligible because of the car or truck it owns = should=20 consult with the local food stamp office.
	On this page you can find out what the state=92s = rules are=20 for cars and trucks. You can also learn how to guess how much the = car or=20 truck is worth. That way you can check to see if that car or truck = might=20 be worth too much. If it is worth a lot of money, the household = might not=20 be eligible for food stamps. However, it is best to ask a local = food stamp=20 office worker to help determine the value of the car or=20 truck.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Income - Earned
	On this page you give the earned income of each = member=20 of the household. Each person has a name, because you entered the = name in=20 the last section. If no one in your household has earned income, = you may=20 go to the next section. To find out what counts as earned income, = click=20 HERE.
Income	For each person=92s earned income, choose where = the earned=20 income comes from in the row called =93Type of Earned Income.=94 = To do this,=20 click on the box to the right of that person=92s name in that = column. Then=20 say how much income that person gets by clicking and typing in the = next=20 column, called =93Gross Amount Received.=94 Explain how often the = person gets=20 that income in the next column. These answer boxes work just like = in the=20 pages before.
More than one = income type	Some people in the household might have more = than one=20 kind of earned income. For people with more than one job, you need = a row=20 for each kind of earned income. To get more rows, click on the = small green=20 =93plus=94 button next to =93Add More Rows=94 at the bottom of the = page. After=20 that, you can choose which person goes with which row. If a person = has=20 more than one kind of income, that person can take up several=20 rows.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Income - Unearned
Similar to Earned = Income	This next page is also for income. But this is = only=20 income that is unearned, or income that doesn=92t come from = working. This=20 might be money from a government program like Social Security,=20 Supplemental Security Income (SSI), or Temporary Assistance for = Needy=20 Families (TANF). It could also be money from nongovernmental = sources like=20 alimony, or child support. If no one in your household has = unearned=20 income, you may go to the next sections. To find out what is = unearned=20 income click HERE.
	This page works just like the one before it. For = each=20 person in the household, if that person has unearned income, say = where it=20 comes from in the =93Type of Unearned Income=94 box. Then say how = much that=20 person gets, and how often
	If a person doesn=92t have any unearned income, = you don=92t=20 have to fill in the row for that person. You can leave it=20 blank.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Expenses - Housing
	Most states also have a "standard utility = allowance"=20 (SUA) you can deduct instead of your utility cost. The SUA is an = estimate=20 of how much a person might pay for utilities each month. In each = state it=20 is the same number for every household. But it can change from = state to=20 state. Your SUA in your state may be more than what you pay for = utilities.=20 If so you can deduct it instead of deducting what you actually = pay. This=20 can help you because you can get a bigger deduction this way. This = pre-screening tool will check to see whether your state SUA or = your actual=20 utilities cost more. Then it will automatically pick the larger = one for=20 you so you get a bigger deduction. But when you apply you will = need to=20 figure this out yourself. So you need to check with your local = office for=20 more information on this option. For a list of state SUA numbers, = click HERE.
	If you are homeless, you probably don't have any = of=20 these costs. But you can still get a "deduction" for shelter. A = deduction=20 is an amount of your income that doesn't count because you have to = spend=20 it on something other than food. If you are homeless, you can get = a=20 deduction for shelter of $143 per month in many states. This tool = will=20 give you that deduction automatically if you say you are = homeless.
	Once this section is completed, click on = =93Continue.=94 If=20 you do not understand a question, click on the blue question mark = next to=20 it.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Expenses - Dependent Care
	Here you say if anyone in the household needs = dependent=20 care. Dependent care is money you must spend on a household member = so that=20 the person can work or go to school. It might include childcare. = It also=20 might pay for the care of a disabled or elderly person.
	For each person, say how much money is spent on=20 dependent care in the middle column. Then put how often that money = is paid=20 in the right column.
	If more rows are needed, add them by clicking on = the=20 =93plus=94 button next to =93add more = rows."

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Expenses - Child Support
	Just like for Dependent Care, you say how much = money=20 each person spends on child support and how often it is paid. You = can add=20 more rows with the =93plus=94 button.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Expenses - Medical
	Here you say what medical expenses each person = has.=20 Medical expenses often come from many different places such as = several=20 different doctors or drug stores. So on this page, say exactly = where each=20 cost comes from for each person. You can=92t just pick from a = list. You also=20 say how often each expense is billed for each person. To add more = rows,=20 click on the =93plus=94 button.
	You might not get this page after the Dependent = Care=20 page. If no one in your house is disabled or over 60 years old you = will=20 not get the page. You will get the next page instead, the Results = page.=20 This is because you can only deduct medical costs for two kinds of = people.=20 These are people who are disabled according to food stamp rules, = and=20 people who are age 60 or older.
	Medical expenses can be a =93deduction=94 for = the food stamp=20 program. That means that money you pay for these expenses = doesn=92t count as=20 income or assets. If you pay medical expenses for someone who is = older=20 than 60, or gets disability payments, your medical expenses might = be a=20 deduction. But only if you get medical bills for more than $35 per = month,=20 for the people in your household who are disabled or over 60. If = you pay=20 more than $35 per month on medical expenses for other household = members,=20 that money is not a deduction.
	If you have medical insurance, the =93premium=94 = you pay to=20 get the insurance is a deduction. But if the insurance covers = bills for=20 you, those bills are not a deduction. Only the health insurance = premium=20 cost, the amount you pay for the insurance, is the=20 deduction.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Results
	On this page you get your results. You find out = whether=20 the household might be eligible for food stamps, and also get an = estimate=20 of how much the household might get if the person applies and is = certified=20 by the local food stamp office worker. The estimate is based on = the=20 information you provided.
	If you or someone you know decides to apply for = food=20 stamps, the local food stamp office must check your information. = It will=20 make a decision using state rules.
	Please remember that the results you received = today are=20 only an ESTIMATE. The results might not be right. You might get = more or=20 less food stamps than the estimate shows. If the results say you = are NOT=20 eligible for food stamps, you COULD still get them. Every = state=92s rules=20 for food stamps are a little different. Food stamp workers are the = only=20 people that can officially determine whether or not a person is = eligible=20 for food stamp benefits. To find out if you or others are = eligible,=20 complete a food stamp application form and apply at a local food = stamp=20 office.
	You can also call your local food stamp office, = or click=20 HERE for a list of food stamp phone hotlines. If you click on = =93click=20 here,=94 on the results page, you will also go to the list of food = stamp=20 phone hotlines. Each state has its own hotline. If you call the = hotline=20 for your state, you can obtain information on how to get an = application=20 form and where to apply. You can also learn more about the = application=20 process.
	If you click on =93click for details,=94 you = will see some=20 of the answers you put down.
	At the bottom of the screen, you will see other = programs=20 you might be eligible for. If you click on the name of one of = them, you=20 will go to another page where you can learn more about the = program.
	You can also print out this page so you can = remember=20 what it said. Click on =93print this page=94 and the page will = print, if your=20 computer is connected to a printer.

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Printable Results
Summary	After the results page, if you click on = =93continue,=94 you=20 come to a survey. This survey is optional. It is just used to let = the FNS=20 learn more about who uses the pre-screening tool. The system does = not keep=20 any information and your answers are confidential.
	The questions on the survey can be answered = one-by-one=20 just like all the questions in the tool itself. When you are done=20 answering them, just click on =93Finish.=94
	That=92s all there is to the pre-screening tool! = If there=20 is any other thing you don=92t understand, you can call the food = stamp=20 hotline for your state.
	Thank you for using the tool. =

Step-By-Step = Walk-Thru:	Survey
Disclaimers	The survey (optional) is used to create = demographic and=20 research statistics for the USDA FNS. This will help them better = the=20 system, and the Food Stamps Programs as a whole. It will allow = them to see=20 which areas have most interest in Food Stamps as well as the areas = that do=20 not and those that need higher attention and funding.
Finishing = Screening, Logging=20 Out	By clicking exit at the end of the survey the = user will=20 also be signing out of the system, the screening tool, and will be = brought=20 back to the Welcome page.

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