Government & Services

Understand how to get, correct, or replace official records that prove your identity, citizenship, and family relationships.

Learn about how to get, renew, or reinstate a driver's license or permit, and what can happen if your license is suspended or revoked.

Learn how to apply for FEMA and other government benefits after a disaster, including help with housing, repairs, and emergency expenses.

Learn about programs that provide food and cash assistance, like SNAP and TANF, how to apply, and what to do if your benefits are reduced or denied.

Learn about income taxes to understand how they're filed, what income must be reported, which credits or deductions may apply, and what happens if you don't pay or file on time.

Understand how the government can take a parent's federal or state tax refund to pay past-due child support.

Learn about the types of licenses you may need for work or driving, how to apply or renew them, and what can happen if your license is suspended or revoked.

Understand the legal process for updating your identity documents to reflect your correct name or gender, and what forms, fees, and court steps may be involved.

Learn about other types of state and local welfare programs, including help with senior services, job training, adult education, mental health care, substance abuse treatment, and buying a home.

Learn about property taxes to understand how they're calculated, when they're due, what happens if you don't pay, and how to get help or challenge the amount.

Learn about tax relief options after a disaster, including extensions, deductions for losses, and how to apply for IRS disaster assistance.