Eligibility For Debt Relief Government Grants – Avoid These Mistakes

July 17, 2010 - PRLog -- If you are low-income, have qualifying debts and are at least 18 years old you can apply for these government grants and get your bills paid. These are some of the eligibility requirements for this type of funding. They are not hard to get but you do have to qualify for them.

Aurora Lillo Editor of the "Government Grants For Debt Relief" website -- http://www.GovernmentGrantsForDebtRelief.org -- pointed out;


“...When it comes to eligibility for debt relief government grants there are mistakes that you need to avoid that can cost you the grant. The number one reason most people do not qualify for them is that they are applying for the wrong type of grant or for ones in which they are not eligible to receive. Make sure that you match your needs with the funding source before you apply...”

Another common mistake is not filling out the application correctly. These applications ask for specific information that needs to be provided in detail and often needs some type of documentation to back them up. If you do not fill in all the questions and leave out certain information, you will not be considered for the money.

Writing the grant proposal properly is another thing that you need to consider. Your handwriting must be legible and you must use correct grammar and spelling. Avoiding these common mistakes in your proposal can go a long way in making your application stand out from the rest and get you approved that much faster.

“...By making an effort to avoid the mistakes that are common with applying for grant money from the government, you will increase your chances of your application being accepted. There are many people who are applying for this federal funding for debt relief which increases the competition overall. There is only so much money to go around each year and the government will only choose those applicants who adhere to the instructions and take their time in providing the information needed in a complete and legible form...” added A. Lillo.

Why waste time and effort applying if you apply for the wrong grant or do not fill the paperwork out correctly? This is your finances at stake and the more time you spend in doing it right the first time, the better your chances of receiving the money you need to pay off your bills.

Further information about debt relief government grants by visiting: http://www.GovernmentGrantsForDebtRelief.org