Lifeline Low Income & Disabled Services

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Lifeline Program Services

Consumers meeting certain eligibility criteria are able to receive monthly discounts for telecommunications service through the Lifeline Program or the Disabled Program.

 

Eligibility requirements

LIMITS AND CONDITIONS APPLY

The Lifeline or Disabled service program offers a monthly discount up to $24.00 per month. The discounts are available based on the following:

Disabled Program

$24.00 for a Disabled Program voice subscriber.

State & Federal Discount

$18.75 state discount and a $5.25 federal discount for a Lifeline program subscriber with voice-only service or voice service bundled with a non-qualifying broadband service.

Qualifying broadband service

$14.75 state discount and a $9.25 federal discount for a Lifeline program subscriber with voice service bundled with a qualifying broadband service. “Qualifying broadband service” is a broadband speed of 25 Mbps (down)/3 Mbps (up) or higher.

Broadband Only

$9.25 federal discount for a qualifying broadband only line which is a broadband speed of 25 Mbps (down)/3 Mbps (up) or higher.

eligibility by Location

Proof of eligibility for Lifeline

To qualify for Low-Income Lifeline in Missouri, a consumer must submit proof of eligibility in one of the following programs:

TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY

Proof of eligibility for Disabled Lifeline

To qualify for Disabled Lifeline in Missouri, a consumer must submit proof of eligibility in one of the following programs:

TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY

Qualifying consumers will receive this assistance on the following services: voice grade access to the public switched network; single-party service; access to emergency services; access to operator services; access to inter-exchange service; access to directory assistance; bundled service plans combining voice and broadband or packages including optional calling features; broadband only services; and voluntary total toll blocking, which prevents the placement of any long-distance calls.

Carriers, like Kingdom Telephone Company, providing Lifeline may not collect a service deposit in order to initiate Lifeline services if the qualifying low-income or disabled consumer voluntarily elects toll blocking.
Only one Lifeline or Disabled service is available per household. Lifeline and the Disabled program are non-transferable benefits and the subscriber may not transfer his or her benefit to any other person, even if he or she is eligible.

The FCC will also require that all current Lifeline recipients be “re-certified” annually. Consumers who willfully make false statements in order to obtain program benefits can be punished with a fine or imprisonment or barred from the program.

For additional details you can call our Business office at 573-386-2241 or apply online at https://www.lifelinesupport.org/.

Lifeline Documents

The completed form(s) may be brought to our office or faxed to us at 573-386-5520. You may also email us at
customerservice@kingdomtelco.com