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Eligibility Criteria

The child must be incapable of self-care.

The child must be under the age of 18.

The child must meet the specified medical criteria established by the program.

The family income must fall below the required threshold.

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The child must have a documented diagnosis from a qualified healthcare professional

The family must provide proof of residency within the program's service area

The child's incapacity must be verified through standardized assessment tools, as defined by the program

The family must complete and submit the INCAP application form with all required documentation

The family must provide recent tax returns or income statements for income verification

The child must not be enrolled in any other similar assistance programs that provide equivalent benefits

The family must consent to periodic reviews and re-assessments of the child's eligibility

The family must attend any required orientation sessions related to the INCAP program

The family must report any changes in income, residency, or the child's condition that may affect eligibility

The family must provide documentation of any special educational needs or services currently being received by the child

Complete the INCAP application form.

Gather necessary documentation, including medical records and proof of income.

Submit the application and supporting documents to the designated agency.

Await confirmation of application receipt.

Participate in an assessment interview if required.

Provide any additional information requested by the assessing agency.

Allow for verification of income and medical eligibility.

Receive notification of eligibility status from the program.

Review the eligibility determination letter for any appeals process, if applicable.

If eligible, follow instructions for enrollment in the program.

Submit any required documentation for continued eligibility on an annual basis.

Report any changes in family income or the child's medical status promptly.

Attend any required follow-up assessments or reviews as scheduled by the program.