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Income Support and Unemployment Support Recipients Urged to Apply. | SMN News

August 19, 2020

Income Support and Unemployment Support Recipients Urged to Apply. | SMN News
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Income and Unemployment deadline is August 22nd

PHILIPSBURG:---The Ministry of Finance would like to remind you to apply to the “Income Support for Sole Proprietors, Vendor License Holders, Bus and Independent Taxi and Tour Drivers” and COVID-19 Unemployment Support. Both programs pay ANG. 1,150 per month to qualifying individuals. In order to receive continued Income Support, applicants must resubmit monthly. In order to apply for Income support, you will need:
• A Completed Income Support Application Form.
• Upload a copy of a valid Sint Maarten issued ID or passport (expired no longer than six (6) months).<br


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