1. Submit a written application to the local community or villagers' committee;

2, the applicant's community or village committee to conduct household surveys, the village committee and the applicant truthfully fill in the form, I signed, the village committee investigators signed;

3. Provide a copy of the applicant's ID card, all household registration books 1 copy, and a copy of the credit union passbook, such as the poor household information card 1 copy, and the subsistence allowance certificate issued by the low-income household 1 copy;

4. After summarizing the materials, submit them to the Street Social Affairs Office for review, and finally submit them to the Civil Affairs Bureau for approval.

Qualifications for temporary assistance:

1, families or individuals encounter sudden and temporary difficulties, such as natural disasters and major diseases;

2. Families or individuals are unable to maintain their basic living due to difficulties, and there is no other way to help;

3. The applicant must have a local household registration or a certificate of stable residence in the local area;

4, the applicant's family income and property status is lower than the local standard of assistance;

5. The applicant shall provide proof of identity, proof of difficulty and other relevant supporting materials.

To sum up, there are several key steps in applying for temporary assistance: first, the applicant needs to submit a written application to the community or village Committee where he lives. Subsequently, the community or village Committee will conduct a household survey and ask the applicant and investigator to fill in and sign the questionnaire. In addition, the applicant must provide copies of ID card, household registration book and credit union passbook, and for poor households and low-income households, corresponding certification materials are also required. Finally, all application materials will be sent to the street social affairs office for review, and finally approved by the Civil Affairs Bureau. The whole process requires the applicant to provide detailed personal information and proof of family status to ensure that relief resources can be accurately allocated to individuals who really need help.

Legal basis:

Temporary measures of social assistance

Article 48

To apply for temporary relief, it shall be submitted to the Township People's Government and the street office, and shall be approved by the civil affairs department of the people's government at the county level after examination and publicity; If the amount of assistance is small, the civil affairs department of the people's government at the county level may entrust the township people's government and the street office for examination and approval. In case of emergency, the examination and approval procedures may be simplified in accordance with regulations.