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Salish Networks Lifeline Service

Salish Networks is a wireless company that participates in the FCC's Lifeline program in 1 state. Eligible customers can get up to $9.25 a month off service, which often makes the plan free.

Last reviewed Sources: FCC, USAC, HHS

At a glance

Service type
Wireless (cell phone) Lifeline
States listed
1

How to apply for Lifeline with Salish Networks

  1. 1
    Check eligibility. Household income at or below 135% of the poverty guidelines, or participation in SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, Federal Public Housing Assistance or the Veterans Pension.
  2. 2
    Contact Salish Networks at 360-716-8000 or through its website and confirm it serves your address.
  3. 3
    Complete the application with the company or at LifelineSupport.org. Have your ID and proof of eligibility ready.
  4. 4
    Start service. The discount is applied to your bill or your free plan is activated, often with a phone or SIM card by mail.

Remember: only one Lifeline benefit is allowed per household, and you must recertify every year.

States where Salish Networks is listed

Select a state for income limits, how to apply and other Lifeline providers there.

Frequently asked questions

Is Salish Networks Lifeline service free?

Lifeline takes up to $9.25 a month off Salish Networks's eligible plans. Wireless Lifeline plans priced at or below the discount cost nothing per month; check Salish Networks's current plans for data and minutes.

How do I apply for Lifeline with Salish Networks?

Check your eligibility at LifelineSupport.org, then contact Salish Networks at 360-716-8000 or apply on its website. You will need ID and proof of income or of SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, public housing or VA pension benefits.

What states does Salish Networks serve?

Salish Networks is listed as a Lifeline provider in Washington. Coverage can vary within a state, so confirm your address with the company.

Does Salish Networks give free phones?

Many wireless Lifeline carriers include a free or low-cost smartphone, or let you bring your own phone with a free SIM card. The FCC does not fund handsets, so ask Salish Networks which phones are available when you enroll.

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Provider details come from FCC and USAC participant listings and may change. SenGov Connectivity Guide is independent and not affiliated with Salish Networks. Confirm plans and coverage directly with the company.