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Am Mjontiveros Home Case Study

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5/11/2016 10:50 AM mjontiveros Family of three. Single mother and two children. Mother stated that she is currently unemployed. Used Declaration letter for income and is already on file for 0 income. Mother is not receiving child support. Father is not listed on birth certificate. At the time of enrollment mother stated that she will have a job interview next week and more than likely she will get hired.
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