Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)  »  Make an Appointment

Make an Appointment

WIC appointments can be made in the following ways:

What to Bring

Coming to the WIC clinic for the first time? Here’s what you’ll need to bring to your appointment.

Identification (ID)

Bring one form of ID for each person applying for WIC.

  • Infants (0-12 months):
    Birth certificate, Medicaid card, passport, crib card, hospital bracelet, immunization record, hospital document, or a letter from a medical provider.
  • Children (ages 1-5):
    Birth certificate, active Medicaid card, or passport.
  • Women:
    Valid (non-expired) ID such as:
    Driver’s license (any state), state ID card, active Medicaid card, birth certificate, passport, military, school or work ID, court document, tribal ID, voter ID, foreign government or consular ID, Permanent Resident (Green) Card, Department of Homeland Security document, or Consular Report of Birth Abroad.

Note: Social Security cards are not accepted as ID.

Proof of Address

Bring a document that shows you live in Utah County.

Documents must:

  • Be dated within the last 30 days
  • Include a street address (no P.O. boxes)

Examples include:

  • A utility, phone, or other current bill
  • Rental or mortgage agreement
  • Letter from a government agency

Proof of Income

Bring documents that show the income for your household.

If using Medicaid or SNAP to qualify:

  • Bring an active Medicaid card or a benefits letter
    • If you are pregnant and have Medicaid or your baby has Medicaid, all those applying for WIC will qualify
    • If your child has Medicaid, he/she will only qualify themselves for WIC
  • SNAP participants can show a Letter of Benefits or log into MyCase on a phone or device

If employed:

Bring paycheck stubs showing income for the last 30 days:

  • Weekly pay: last 4 stubs
  • Bi-weekly or twice a month: last 2 stubs
  • Monthly pay: most recent stub

If income is seasonal or changes:

  • Bring the most recent tax return and paycheck stubs from the last 30 days

If self-employed:

  • Bring business accounting records from the last 30 days
  • A recent tax return may be used if income has not changed

Other income types:

Bring a benefit letter, court order, or bank statement to show these income types.

  • Social Security
  • Unemployment benefits
  • Child support

Note: Student loans do not count as income.

If recently unemployed, there is no waiting period—bring your final paycheck stub.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I need to bring my children?
    • Children must be present for growth checks and certification appointments so their measurements can be taken—unless a medical provider has stated the child is unable to leave the home. In those cases, current measurements from the medical provider can be accepted.
      Health data referral forms for medical measurements are available here.
      For food package changes or class appointments, children do not need to attend, but they are always welcome at the WIC clinic.
  • What if I lost my eWIC card?
    • Call or text the WIC clinic as soon as the card is believed to be lost. Unused WIC benefits can be replaced.
    • To receive a new card, schedule an appointment and bring your ID to the clinic.
  • Can I allow someone else to use my WIC card?
    • Yes. The Utah WIC Program allows:
      • One additional guardian, who has the same rights and responsibilities as the primary guardian
      • Up to two proxies, who can attend class appointments or use the eWIC card at the store
    • An additional guardian or proxy can be added without an appointment by visiting the clinic during regular hours. Bring current ID for both individuals.
  • Can someone else bring my children to the appointment?
    • Only legal guardians may bring children to certification and follow-up appointments.
      In special circumstances, the state WIC office may approve other arrangements. Contact the WIC clinic to discuss options if needed.