I am a single parent (e.g. single, separated or divorced). How should I access and complete the LifeSG subsidy application form?
Once you have declared your marital status accordingly, LifeSG form will be adjusted such that it will not prompt you to route the form to the other parent. After you have completed your portion, LifeSG form will be submitted to ECDA directly for processing. Please note that ECDA or HOMES may contact you for more details or supporting documents on your marital status.
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My spouse is incarcerated and/or mentally incapacitated. How should he access and complete the LifeSG subsidy application form?
My wife, who should be the main applicant of the subsidy application, is incarcerated and/or mentally incapacitated. How can she access and complete the LifeSG form?
What should I do if I am divorced, and I am unable to contact my spouse to give consent for the LifeSG subsidy application form?
Can I give consent on behalf of my spouse for our LifeSG subsidy application form?
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