ACP FAQ'S
ACP is designed to help lower-income households connect to the Internet and stay connected. The Program provides eligible customers of participating broadband providers up to a $30/month ($75/month for Tribal lands) credit toward Internet and mobile services for the duration of the program. It will last for as long as the Federal Government funds the Program, which is expected to be several years. The amount of the credit depends on the rate for the services selected.
A household is eligible if the entire household income is at or below twice the federal poverty level (for example, $55,500/year for a family of four, $27,180/year for an individual) or if any member of the household meets at least one of the following criteria: Qualifies for the federal Lifeline program, including: Medicaid SNAP Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Federal Public Housing Assistance Veterans and Survivors Pension Benefit Tribal Programs for Residents for Qualifying Tribal Lands Receives benefits under the free and reduced-price school lunch program or the school breakfast program, including through the USDA Community Eligibility Provision Has an income that is at or below 200% of the federal poverty guidelines Received a federal Pell Grant in the current award year In order to confirm your eligibility for ACP, we will have to share certain qualifying information about you with the Federal Government.
ACP applies to monthly charges for U2 Connect Internet service . Qualified households will receive a total credit of up to $30/month towards these services or up to $75/month for qualified households within Tribal lands. The amount of the credit depends on the rate for the services selected. If you have both U2Connect Internet and U2Connect Mobile services, the ACP benefit will first be applied to the Internet portion of your bill. Any remaining ACP benefit will be applied to U2Connect Mobile services.