Only your spouse is eligible to apply for assistance under the SAI program, because he is the only person that is undocumented. Individuals that are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or have a work permit (with exception of DACA holders) must apply for financial assistance due to loss caused by the storms with the Federal Government because they are not undocumented.  

• My Children were born in the U.S. Can they be included in my application?

• My children were born in Mexico and are living with me in the U.S. They do not have any legal status. Can they be included in my application?

• My children were born are in another Country, and are not in the United States.. Are they eligible to apply for assistance under the SAI Program? 

No. Only undocumented individuals who are present in the U.S are eligible to apply for SAI. 

Yes. Some of the requirements can be met by submitting a declaration we can help you prepare. If you have some of the evidence requested and tried to obtain more but you were not able to, we may still be able to help you apply for SAI. 

•  Can I apply for SAI if I do not have an ID? 

You may be able to apply for SAI if you can prove who you are some other way. 

• Do I need to bring my taxes to apply for SAI? 

No.  

• My employer refuses to give a letter stating that I worked less hours due to the storms. Can I still apply for SAI?

Yes. If you suffered financial loss due to being terminated from employment, having your hours reduced, or lost personal property because of the storms but cannot obtain proof, please come to a clinic at El Concilio, to determine if you are eligible to apply for SAI. 

• I have a case pending with Immigration to acquire legal status. Am I eligible to apply for SAI?