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For those married less than 12 months: Official marriage certificate issued from the county office with the state seal visible at the bottom |
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For those married more than 12 months: Page 1 of the current year’s IRS 1040 tax form with a filing status of either Married Filing Joint OR Married Filing Separate |
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For those in a RDP for less than 12 months: Official RDP paperwork complete with the notorized acknowledgement of the partnership |
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For those in a RDP for more than 12 months: Page 1 of the current year’s IRS 540 CA Resident Income Tax form with a filing status of either Married Filing Joint OR Married Filing Separate |
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For newborns: A birth verification letter provided by the hospital |
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For children/stepchildren: An official birth certificate issued from the county office with the state seal visible at the bottom |
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For fostered/adopted children: A court order signed by a judge confirming the foster/adoption |
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For those married less than 12 months: Official marriage certificate issued from the county office with the state seal visible at the bottom |
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For those married more than 12 months: Page 1 of the current year’s IRS 1040 tax form with a filing status of either Married Filing Joint OR Married Filing Separate |
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For those in a RDP for less than 12 months: Official RDP paperwork complete with the notorized acknowledgement of the partnership |
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For those in a RDP for more than 12 months: Page 1 of the current year’s IRS 540 CA Resident Income Tax form with a filing status of either Married Filing Joint OR Married Filing Separate |
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For newborns: A birth verification letter provided by the hospital |
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For children/stepchildren: An official birth certificate issued from the county office with the state seal visible at the bottom |
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For fostered/adopted children: A court order signed by a judge confirming the foster/adoption |