Clark County Guides
- How to seal a criminal record in Las Vegas, Nevada: who qualifies, waiting periods, steps
If your charges were dismissed you can petition now; after a conviction you must wait 1 to 10 years, depending on the offense.
- How to apply for Nevada Medicaid online in Las Vegas: Access Nevada, step by step
You can apply for Medicaid online through Access Nevada at any time, with no enrollment window, so apply as soon as your income drops.
- How to apply for food stamps (SNAP) in Las Vegas, Nevada: income limits and what to bring
Apply online through Access Nevada the day you decide to, because your benefits count from the date you file and the state has 30 days to decide (7 days in an emergency).
- Nevada eviction law in Las Vegas: notice periods, your rights and how to fight it
A Las Vegas renter behind on rent usually has until the close of business on the 7th judicial day after being served to pay, leave or file an affidavit, and other notices run on different clocks.
- Nevada Medicaid requirements in Las Vegas: who qualifies, income limits and what to bring
Medicaid has no enrollment window, so you can apply any time. For the adult expansion group, the monthly income limit is 138% of the federal poverty level, which is $1,836 for one person.
- How to get help paying your NV Energy bill in Las Vegas, Nevada
Call 211 first, check your household against the 150% poverty income line, and use Nevada's shutoff rules to buy time while you apply.
- How to replace a lost or stolen driver's license in Las Vegas, Nevada
Book a duplicate-license appointment with the Nevada DMV; the statutory fee is $14.00, and the counter total is higher.
- How to file for Nevada unemployment in Las Vegas, step by step
File with Nevada DETR right away, because benefits aren't backdated, and know the 11-day clock if your claim is denied.