Do You Need Help With The Cost?
WorkforceClasses.com is happy to aid indigent parents with discounted classes. Complete the form and one of our WorkforceClasses.com moderators will review and validate your information. Once qualified, you will receive an email with a promotion code, which will allow you to register for any one class at a pre-determined cost.
Personal Details
No filing location? Select county and state of current residence
Include the name of the class(es) as they appear on your court order or what you believe is required. Include the hours/section/weeks if stated.
You may qualify by providing:
- A court order that waived your filing fees or found you unable to pay (proof of indigence),
- A signed and dated letter from a professional representative confirming your financial need,
- Documents showing you receive public assistance like food stamps, Medicare, Medicaid, or other government aid,
- Proof that your income meets federal low-income guidelines for your state.
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If you have additional information that may be helpful in determining your eligibility, let us know.
Additional Information on Indigency Status
Court Orders
Need to be signed by the court within the last 12 months
Letters from Professional Representatives:
A “professional” in this context means someone in a position of authority or expertise who is familiar with your financial situation. This could include:
- Court staff or court-appointed personnel
- Social workers
- Case managers
- Legal aid attorneys or paralegals
- Clergy or faith leaders (if involved in support services)
- Healthcare professionals (e.g., doctors or therapists who know your financial situation)
- School counselors or financial aid officers
- Nonprofit or shelter staff (who assist with housing, food, or other basic needs)
The letter must be signed, dated, and ideally on official letterhead.
Government Aid
Name/reference of aid available may vary from state to state.
- Food Stamps (SNAP Food Benefits)
- Welfare or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
- Medical Coverage - Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
(WIC, LIEAP, SSI, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), Medicare, child care assistance, unemployment, free lunch program, Head Start, cash aid, and housing assistance will not qualify unless you meet poverty guidelines)
*All qualifying benefits must be current and court documents must be within the calendar year*
Federal Low-Income Guidelines
These guidelines are maintained and published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Please see most current information at https://aspe.hhs.gov/topics/poverty-economic-mobility/poverty-guidelines
