How to Sign Up for Lifeline with EASY Wireless

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Signing up for Lifeline with EASY Wireless is simple.

Check Whether You Qualify: You may qualify based on participation in an eligible government assistance program or by your household income. Additional qualifying programs are available to consumers living on qualifying Tribal lands (see a list of programs below).

Confirm Your Lifeline Eligibility: Complete the Lifeline qualification process. You may be asked to provide information or documentation confirming your identity, address, income or participation in a qualifying program.

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  • To get started, enter your email & zip code in the blue box and click the orange “Enroll Now” button.
  • Be Prepared: Depending on how your eligibility is verified, you may be asked to provide proof of identity, address, household income or participation in a qualifying government assistance program.  View acceptable lifeline documentation here.

Do You Qualify for Lifeline?

Qualify by Program

Individuals and families may qualify for Lifeline if they

participate in any of the following programs:

  • Medicaid
  • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program 
  • Supplemental Security Income
  • Federal Public Housing Assistance
  • Veterans and Survivors Pension Benefit

Additional Ways to Qualify if You Live on Tribal Lands

  • Bureau of Indian Affairs General Assistance (BIA)
  • Tribally Administered TANF
  • Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)
  • Head Start (only households meeting its income qualifying standard)

Qualify by Household Income

2026 Income Limits: A one-person household may qualify based on income at or below $21,546 in the 48 contiguous states, including Oklahoma.

USAC lists the 2026 Lifeline income threshold as 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.

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Providing Proof of ID & Address

In addition to providing proof of your Lifeline program qualifications or income, you will also need to provide an acceptable form of ID and address. The address you provide must be your primary residence. Below are some acceptable examples for both.

Proof of Identification

You may be required to provide proof of ID. Below is a list of several acceptable examples.

Proof of Address

If you are asked to provide proof of your primary address, a list of common examples can be found below:

These are based on current Lifeline eligibility requirements published by USAC.  Not sure what Lifeline is? Learn more about the federal Lifeline Program and who qualifies.

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