Claim for Survivor Benefits - Victims of Crime Program - Nevada (English / Spanish)

Claim for Survivor Benefits - Victims of Crime Program is a legal document that was released by the Nevada Department of Administration - a government authority operating within Nevada.

FAQ

Q: What is the Survivor Benefits - Victims of Crime Program?
A: The Survivor Benefits - Victims of Crime Program is a program in Nevada that provides financial assistance to individuals who have been victims of crime and their eligible family members.

Q: Who is eligible for Survivor Benefits?
A: Survivors of crime who have suffered physical or emotional harm as a direct result of the crime, and certain eligible family members, may be eligible for Survivor Benefits.

Q: What types of benefits are available?
A: The Survivor Benefits program provides compensation for medical expenses, counseling services, lost wages, funeral expenses, and other costs related to the crime.

Q: Is there a deadline for applying for Survivor Benefits?
A: Yes, there is a deadline for applying for Survivor Benefits. It is important to submit your application as soon as possible after the crime has occurred, as there may be time limits for filing a claim.

Q: Are Survivor Benefits available for undocumented immigrants or non-U.S. citizens?
A: Yes, Survivor Benefits are available to undocumented immigrants and non-U.S. citizens who have been victims of crime in Nevada. Immigration status does not affect eligibility for the program.

Q: Is there a cost to apply for Survivor Benefits?
A: No, there is no cost to apply for Survivor Benefits. The program is funded through fines and fees collected from convicted offenders.

Q: Can I receive Survivor Benefits if I have insurance or other sources of financial assistance?
A: Yes, you may be eligible for Survivor Benefits even if you have insurance or other sources of financial assistance. The program is designed to provide additional support and help cover costs that may not be fully reimbursed by other sources.