West Virginia residents in Charleston, Huntington, Morgantown, and Wheeling can qualify for a free government phone through the Lifeline program, providing essential connectivity for job searches, telehealth appointments, and staying in touch with family. This federal benefit helps low-income households across the Mountain State access affordable communication services, whether you're applying for jobs in Parkersburg, scheduling medical appointments in Beckley, or connecting with social services in Martinsburg. Cliq Mobile offers comprehensive coverage throughout West Virginia, ensuring reliable service from the Ohio River Valley to the Eastern Panhandle, making it an excellent choice for your free government phone needs.
You can qualify for West Virginia Lifeline if you or another person in your household is enrolled in any one of these qualifying public assistance programs:
What ACP Offered (And Could Offer Again):
✅ Monthly discounts on phone and internet bills.
✅ Free or discounted smartphones.
✅ Easy application and qualification based on income or participation in assistance programs.
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Any household in West Virginia that meets set income criteria or is on aid programs like SNAP or SSI can get free service.
Yes, you must recertify annually to maintain your free phone service.
Yes, compatible devices can be brought onto our network once you're approved.
Submit your application online or by mail, along with proof of eligibility. We'll send your phone or SIM.
Yes, Lifeline plans generally include unlimited minutes, texts, and data for those who qualify.
ACP is temporarily paused, but stacking is allowed once the program resumes.
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