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Are you having trouble making your minimum credit care payments or mortgage payments? There is a debt relief government grant program that can help.
To get a government grant for debt relief is not complicated but does require some preparation. Here is a guide to help make it easy.
What Is A Government Grant For Debt Relief?
Aurora Lillo Editor of the "Government Grants For Debt Relief" website -- http://www.GovernmentGrantsForDebtRelief.org -- pointed out;
"...The government program has billions of dollars reserved for individuals that have severe financial hardships. It was started to help people keep their homes, improve their credit and return to a normal lifestyle..."
The government assistance is tax free money that does not require repayment. Your credit will not be checked because the government has no risk of default because this is not a loan. Collateral or any credit references are required.
Every program has a specific application procedure that should be filled out by following the instructions to the letter. Many applications have deadlines that fall in the first part of the year.
Besides the programs to help people pay for their mortgage or to reduce what they owe on credit cards, there are student grants available in the form of scholarships. The government aid can help financially strapped students pay for college loans and educational costs.
Grant Requirements
You only need a few things to qualify for a government debt relief program. First, you need to be a US citizen. This can be proven with a birth certificate, drivers license or a social security card. Next, you need to be 18 or older. Your birth certificate and social security will prove this as well. Finally, you need to have documented proof that you are financially overwhelmed. This takes a bit of preparation.
Documents To Prepare For A Grant Application
To help make the application process go more smoothly, you should collect bill receipts of all your monthly expenses, loan payments and credit card statements. In addition, gather payment receipts from your employer or if your are self-employed from your customers. Payments from stock dividends or rental property should be included. The receipts for your costs and income will help prove your financial difficulties.
"...The government official will look over your documents and compare them to the debt relief government grant application. Every number will be checked to see if they are same on both documents. Check your costs and income numbers against what you wrote on the application before you turn it in because any differences may slow down the process..." addedA. Lillo.
Further information about debt relief government grants by visiting: http://www.GovernmentGrantsForDebtRelief.org
