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Tyler WIC Clinics In Texas

Below is a list of Tyler WIC clinics in Texas. The staff at these Texas WIC offices can assist you with the Women, Infants and Children program including how to apply and determine if you are eligible. In order to start your application process, you will first need to call one of the Tyler WIC clinic locations listed below to setup an appointment. Make sure to ask what documents you need to bring to your meeting so they can quickly and easily determine if you can receive Texas WIC benefits. Select a location below to find the WIC office phone number and office hours in the Tyler area. If you want to search for local clinics using a street address, then use the Find WIC Clinic Locations search form on the right side of this page.

Do I need to go to a WIC office in Tyler Texas to apply for benefits?

You must go to a Tyler WIC office near you when you are ready to apply for benefits. You cannot apply for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) online or by phone. Instead, you need to report to a WIC clinic in your city and file your application in person. When you are ready to apply for WIC benefits, call or visit the office you want to apply at. Program officials can schedule your appointment for you so you know when you can apply.

What should I bring to my appointment at the Tyler WIC office?

Once you schedule your appointment at a WIC office in Tyler TX, take time to prepare for your upcoming interview. First, you need to make sure that your children can attend your appointment with you. Then, gather the materials you need to submit with your WIC application. These materials may include:

• Documents that prove your identity.
• Proof of residency.
• Income verification.
• Immunization records for your children.

How long can I receive WIC in Tyler TX?

Once your Tyler WIC office approves of your application, you can begin to collect benefits. However, you must continue meeting the program’s income and nutrition requirements. This means that your household earns at or less than 185 percent of the federal poverty level (FPL). The WIC eligibility requirement for nutrition is that you have a health risk. Beyond these criteria, the length of time you can keep receiving program benefits depends on the type of applicant you are. For example, children can keep receiving WIC until they are five years of age.

If you receive WIC benefits while you are pregnant, you can stay enrolled until your pregnancy is over. If you recently gave birth, you can collect benefits through the WIC office until your child is six months old. If you are breastfeeding, you can keep receiving services until your child passes his or her first birthday.