WIC question

So, I've heard that some women can't be on WIC because they live with their parents even if they pay rent and utilities and such.
I was wondering if this is true?
I'm on WIC right now, but my hubby and I are moving in with my mom and brother in August. We'll be paying rent and all that, and we'll have to pay for everything for the baby.
Will I be able to stay on WIC or do they want me to include my mom's income even if she's not supporting me?

i live with my parents and im on wic

I wouldn't think you'd have to report it??

I mean it'd be the same as having a roommate right?

A friend of mine and her bf lived with his dad and sister and they still received WIC.

You just have to sign a statement as well as get one from your parents stating that you do pay bills and are not dependent on their income. You can still get it.

Quoting The Ishy:“ So, I've heard that some women can't be on WIC because they live with their parents even if they pay ... [snip!] ... for the baby. Will I be able to stay on WIC or do they want me to include my mom's income even if she's not supporting me?”

im pretty sure you have to legally include everyone income who lives in the household.

Quoting The Ishy:“ So, I've heard that some women can't be on WIC because they live with their parents even if they pay ... [snip!] ... for the baby. Will I be able to stay on WIC or do they want me to include my mom's income even if she's not supporting me?”

Ummm must vary state to state cuz my sis in law got wic through my dads income with my niece and this time they pay rent so they get it on my bros income.

Quoting The Ishy:“ So, I've heard that some women can't be on WIC because they live with their parents even if they pay ... [snip!] ... for the baby. Will I be able to stay on WIC or do they want me to include my mom's income even if she's not supporting me?”

I live with my mom.
Im on WIC with no problem.

Quoting vel2n:“ im pretty sure you have to legally include everyone income who lives in the household.”

But there can be more than one house hold under one roof.

My husband and I live in the same household as my mom and grandparents and I still get WIC.

i get WIC and i live with my parents.

my SIL lives with my MIL and she still gets WIC no problem.

Quoting Landy Ray:“ You just have to sign a statement as well as get one from your parents stating that you do pay bills and are not dependent on their income. You can still get it.”

i didn't have to do that. and i only had to report all household income for foodstamps (which im not eligible for by the way)

I worked for WIC,
You will need a letter from your mother stating what you pay for and that your food is separate. and Yes you will have to let them know you moved, if you do not you can be terminated.

I dnt think so but I got wic 2day and my dads income is about 45thousand or so a year...so if its not more than that u sud b find...but I would ask the wic ppl about it cause if they findout you could get in2 some real trouble...b/c I know a few of ppl that didn't say nething or lied about it get into some trouble 4 that and got kicked off of wic and had 2 pay every bit of it back 2 the government..but its all up 2 u