An authorized representative (AREP) is an adult non-household member who is aware of the household circumstances and can act on behalf of a client. Authorized representatives can receive copies of letters, eligibility reviews, benefits or any combination of these.
For more information, see What is the difference between an authorized representative and someone who helps me complete an application? in Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).
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Authorized Representative (AREP)
If you have an Authorized Representative select Yes and complete the pop up box with the AREPs information. If no AREP select No.
Representative Name
Enter the name of your representative.
Relationship to you
Select your relationship to the AREP using the drop-down list.
Telephone
Enter the phone number of your AREP.
Address
Enter the street or mailing address in address line (1) where your authorized representative receives mail.
City
Enter the City.
State
Enter the State.
Is this person your legal guardian?
Select Yes if this person listed is your legal guardian.
Does this person have Power of Attorney?
Select Yes if this person listed has Power of Attorney over any member of your household.