Lifeline Disclosures, Consents and Certifications
Lifeline is a government benefit program from the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) providing discounts on broadband and/or voice services.
Providing false information to obtain this benefit can result in fines,
imprisonment, de-enrollment, or being barred from the program.
1. One Benefit Per Household: Only one Lifeline
benefit is allowed per household. A household is defined as individuals living
at the same address and sharing income and expenses. Receiving Lifeline benefits
from multiple providers is a violation of FCC rules and will result in
de-enrollment.
2. Eligibility and Verification: Eligibility for
Lifeline is determined through the National Verifier, National Lifeline
Accountability Database, or FCC-approved alternatives administered by USAC. For
more information, call 888-224-3213 or visit usac.org/lifeline.
3. Terms and Conditions: By submitting your
application, you agree to SafetyNet's Terms and Conditions, including Acceptable
Use and Privacy Policies, available at safetynetwireless.com.
Certifications
By continuing, you acknowledge the following under penalty of perjury:
- I meet Lifeline's income-based or program-based eligibility criteria per FCC
rule 47 C.F.R. § 54.409.
- I will notify SafetyNet within 30 days if I no longer qualify for Lifeline
or if my household receives more than one Lifeline benefit.
- If I qualify as a Tribal resident, I live on Tribal lands as defined in FCC
rule 47 C.F.R. § 54.400(e).
- If I move, I will provide my updated address to SafetyNet within 30 days.
- My household will receive only one Lifeline service, and, to the best of my
knowledge, it is not already receiving one.
- The information provided is true and correct, and I understand false
statements are punishable by law.
- I understand I may be required to re-certify my eligibility at any time.