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AISH provides a maximum monthly living allowance of $1,685 to assist clients living in the community. The living allowance may be reduced if a client and their cohabiting partner receive non-exempt income, or if a client resides in a Government of Alberta group home.
We try to complete all decisions within six to eight weeks after the hearing date. However, some decisions are more complicated and take more time. If we need more time to make a decision, we will let you know in writing.
Call Alberta Supports TTY: 1-800-232-7215 toll free (in Alberta) TTY: 780-427-9999 (Edmonton)
If you still think your grade is incorrect after your school or college has checked it, you can ask them to appeal to the exam board. You should be aware that on appeal, grades could go up, down, or stay the same and the exam board's decision will be final.
The card covers premium-free Alberta Health Care, dental care, eye care and glasses, prescriptions, essential diabetic supplies and emergency ambulance services. Adults who leave income support may continue to receive health benefits through the Alberta Adult Health Benefit.
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Both stages of the appeal process, including a final review, should normally take no longer than three months in total. It may take a shorter or longer period.
You must submit your completed Appeal Form together with all supporting evidence to academicappeals@leeds.ac.uk within 20 working days from the date of the publication of the decision against which you wish to appeal6. The University will not, ordinarily, consider an appeal submitted after the set deadline.
The Income Support application process can take up to 2 weeks. If you are having difficulty completing your online application contact Alberta Supports for assistance.
We try to complete all decisions within six to eight weeks after the hearing date. However, some decisions are more complicated and take more time. If we need more time to make a decision, we will let you know in writing.
Financial and health benefits for eligible Albertans with a permanent medical condition that prevents them from earning a living.

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