Lifeline Program in Montana
The Montana Lifeline Program provides connectivity for low-income residents, aiding in emergencies, jobs, and healthcare access. This program supports Montana's disadvantaged communities, bridging the gap in communication services. By participating in the Lifeline Program, eligible Montanans can stay connected to vital services and opportunities.
Who Qualifies for the Free Phone Program in Montana
- Meet Montana's income guidelines, 135% of federal poverty
- Enrolled in SNAP, Medicaid, or SSI programs in Montana
- Recipient of TANF or Federal Housing assistance in MT
- Participate in Montana's Tribal programs, like BIA or Tribal TANF
- Reside on Montana's tribal lands, eligible for Lifeline
Documents Required to Apply for Free Phone Program in Montana
- Valid Montana ID, driver's license, or state ID card
- Proof of income, pay stubs, or tax returns for MT residents
- Program enrollment proof, Medicaid, or SNAP documents
- Montana address, utility bills, or lease agreements required
- Social Security Number, or Tribal ID for MT applicants
How to Apply for Free Phone Program in Montana
Montana residents can apply for the Lifeline Program online, by phone, or in-person at participating providers. The application process involves submitting required documents, verifying eligibility, and waiting for approval, which typically takes a few weeks. Applicants can visit the Montana Lifeline website, contact a provider, or visit a local office to initiate the application process. Once approved, applicants can receive their free phone and start enjoying the benefits of the Lifeline Program.
Benefits of the Free Phone Program in Montana
- Free phone device, with choice of phone models in Montana
- Unlimited minutes, texts, and data for MT Lifeline users
- Nationwide coverage, with access to emergency services
- No monthly bills, or contracts for Montana Lifeline users
- Access to essential services, like 911, in Montana
Contact Information
Phone Number
406-444-6199Administrator Email
pschelp@mt.gov