ATT Mobility

Phone Number
800-331-0500
Email

—
Location

—
Office Website
https://www.att.com/home-phone/lifeline/

The minutes can be used for local or domestic long distance calling and tex messaging. There are a variety of plans, based upon your state and potentially what you are looking for.

Qualification

Subscribers are eligible for the program if their income is 135% or less than the Federal Poverty Guidelines, or if they are enrolled in these assistance programs::

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as Food Stamps
Medicaid
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Federal Public Housing Assistance (FPHA)
Veterans Pension and Survivors Benefit
Bureau of Indian Affairs General Assistance (BIA)
Tribal Head Start If you meet the income qualifying standards
Tribal Administered Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)

Special plans

Special Plans Overview

Across 17 states, including Puerto Rico, the Lifeline discount service for bus transportation is offered, providing various discounts tailored to residents. Below is a detailed summary of the discounts available in each state.

Discount Breakdown by State

Alabama: The maximum discount available for tribal lands is $1.99, along with a standard discount of $9.25.
Alaska: Residents can avail themselves of a maximum tribal lands discount of $23.99.
Arkansas: The discount for private lands is set at $9.25.
Idaho: Both the maximum tribal lands discount and the standard discount are available, with amounts of $23.99 and $9.25, respectively.
Kentucky: Residents can access a non-tribal discount of $9.25.
Louisiana: Similar to other states, the maximum tribal lands discount is $23.99, along with a regular discount of $9.25.
Michigan: Offers the same discount structure as Louisiana, with a maximum tribal lands discount of $23.99 and a $9.25 discount.
Mississippi: The maximum discount on tribal lands is also $23.99, with a standard discount of $9.25 available.
North Dakota: The discounts vary between tribal and non-tribal lands, with non-tribal lands receiving a $9.25 discount and the maximum tribal discount being $13.99.
Oregon: For non-tribal areas, the standard discount is $9.25, while tribal lands can receive a maximum discount of $23.99.
Puerto Rico: Residents benefit from a maximum monthly discount of $12.75.
South Dakota: The regular discount is $9.25, with a maximum tribal lands discount of $13.99.
Texas: The specific discount amounts are currently under review and yet to be determined.
Virginia: A monthly discount of $9.25 is available to residents.
Washington: Offers a regular discount of $9.25, alongside a maximum tribal lands discount of $13.99.
West Virginia: Residents can benefit from a maximum monthly discount of $13.50.
Wisconsin: The state provides a maximum tribal lands discount of $23.99 along with a standard discount of $9.25.

Finding the Right Plan

If you find yourself struggling to locate a suitable plan that meets your financial needs, consider the AT&T Lifeline discounts. These discounts offer a reasonable and accessible service for eligible individuals.

Contact Information

For more details about the AT&T Lifeline program, you can reach out through the contact information provided below. Additionally, feel free to visit any AT&T retail store for further assistance and information regarding available plans and discounts.

Conclusion

The Lifeline discount service is designed to make transportation costs more manageable for residents of various states, including Puerto Rico. With a range of discounts available, it is essential to explore the options that apply to your specific state and circumstances. Utilizing services like AT&T Lifeline can significantly alleviate financial burdens associated with transportation, ensuring that essential services remain accessible to those in need.