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Terese
Asked January 2016
If you are married but living separately - do you include your spouse in the answers as a household member?
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T
Terese
Jan 2016
Great - thank you!
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pamstegma
Jan 2016
NO he is not a member of the household. But you must disclose the marriage if you are applying for food stamps, HEAP or any other aid. That can be a problem.
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