Federal SB3954 mandates the use of the National Verifier for Lifeline service eligibility, prohibiting state alternatives.

Federal SB3954, known as the "No Lifeline for Dead People Act," requires eligible telecommunications carriers to use the National Verifier for determining consumer eligibility for Lifeline service. This act eliminates the option for states to have their own eligibility determination processes. Lifeline service refers to voice telephony or broadband internet access provided under federal regulations. The National Verifier is defined in federal regulations and is used to ensure accurate eligibility checks, preventing potential misuse or errors in state processes.

Federal SB3954 mandates the use of the National Verifier for Lifeline service eligibility, prohibiting state alternatives.

Federal SB3954, known as the "No Lifeline for Dead People Act," requires eligible telecommunications carriers to use the National Verifier for determining consumer eligibility for Lifeline service. This act eliminates the option for states to have their own eligibility determination processes. Lifeline service refers to voice telephony or broadband internet access provided under federal regulations. The National Verifier is defined in federal regulations and is used to ensure accurate eligibility checks, preventing potential misuse or errors in state processes.