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The program serves children age 3-5 in a variety of settings such as centers, homes,  \nand schools.  \nHow do I know if my child is eligible?  \nTo be eligible a child needs to be:  \n Age 3-5 (3 years old prior to September 1st)  \n Living in Oregon  \n In a household living at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level  \nWhat if our household income is higher than the income criteria?  \nWe encourage families to reach and talk with our Eligibility Specialist about options. If Preschool Promise is not the best fit, we are happy to help offer information about other early learning resources in the community.  \nWhat do I need to apply?  \nWe invite you to use the Parent Checklist that explains what documents families need to provide when applying. If you do not have a specific document, please reach out. We can help explore other options.  \nHow long will it take to process my application?  \nOnce all the needed documents are received, Erica from Four Rivers Family will reach out to you within 5 business days. Please note in July and August, the response time may be longer.  \nHow do I know where the Preschool Promise sites are?  \nErica the Four Rivers Family Eligibility Specialist can offer up to date information about which  \ncenters, homes, or schools have openings. Families can also visit [www.findchildcareoregon.org](www.findchildcareoregon.org).  \nQUESTIONS?  \nPlease reach out to Erica the Four Rivers Family Preschool Promise Eligibility Specialist.  \nErica Hernandez phone: 541.965.8319  \nSchedule with me: [https://calendly.com/4relh-cgesd](https://calendly.com/4relh-cgesd)  \nemail: [ehernandez@cgesd.k12.or.us](ehernandez@cgesd.k12.or.us)  \nPreschool Promise Application Checklist  \nPlease reach out if you are missing documents from the list. We can explore options with you.  \nProof of Age (please choose 1 of the following):  \n Copy of birth certificate  \n Copy of hospital record  \n Copy of pediatrician/doctor's office paperwork  \n Copy of child's immunization record  \n Copy of health insurance documentation  \n Foster care placement letter  \n Legal document (e.g. benefits letter) that shows child's date of birth  \n Proof of Living in Oregon (please choose 1 of the following):  \n Current utility/service bill (electric, gas, water/sewer and waste)  \n Lease or rental agreement  \n Identification card or Oregon driver's license  \n Paystub, Signed1040 tax form, or W-2  \n Foster care placement letter  \n Secure address through Address Confidentiality Program  \nProof of Income:  \n Wages or salary (gross income)  \n 3 most recent consecutive pay stubs or most recent W-2  \n Signed 1040 tax form or 1040A (both pages; for e-files, please also the 8879-tax form)  \n Employer letter  \n Payments from Social Security or other retirement  \n Self-Employment (previous year’s tax Schedule C, 3 months profit and loss statements, or 1099 NEC)  \n Payments for unemployment, workers' compensation, veteran's benefits, public assistance (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Supplemental Security Income)  \n Head Start or Oregon Prekindergarten income verification (within the last 12 months)  \n TANF letter or screenshot of benefits account (within the last 12 months)  \n OHP benefits documentation (Adult OHP/OHP Bridge/OHP CWM letters, cards, or screenshot)  \n SNAP approval (letter of awarded benefit, SNAP eligibility, or screenshot)  \n Child support or alimony statements  \n College scholarships or grants financial aid award letters  \n Alimony, private pensions, government pensions and regular insurance or annuity payments  \n Dividends, interest, net rental income  \n Other periodic income sources (short/long term disability, pay from sick or vacation leave, etc.)  \n Paid Leave Oregon benefits  \n Additional Documents:  \n F","cbCaikGJugubp7Vt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikGJugubp7Vt","pdf",809596,8,"English","# Preschool Promise Overview\n## Eligibility Requirements\n## Application Processing Timeline\n## How to Find Available Sites\n# Preschool Promise Application Checklist\n## Proof of Age\n## Proof of Living in Oregon\n## Proof of Income\n## Additional Documents\n# 2025-2027 Preschool Promise Application\n## Child Information\n## Language, Race, and Ethnicity","[{\"question\":\"What is Preschool Promise (PSP) and who is it for?\",\"answer\":\"Preschool Promise (PSP) is a free, high-quality, culturally responsive preschool program for Oregon families at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. 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