<prompt> Human: So Im writing for a friend of mine. Hes had terrible financial luck and as a result, Im housing him, his wife, and daughter for who knows how long. Possibly until they get back up on their feet and settle down. So basically, he applied for food stamps SNAP, but lied on the application that Im charging him rent when Im not. His daughter works a part time job at a retail store, and when I asked about it, he said that he didnt report it I dont know if it was even part of the application. The weird part of it is that I dont know why he provided false information has been shady about it, when he couldve gotten these food stamps just as easily anyway, based on his current financial circumstances. Just last week, he got approved but now were wondering whether he should use it. He really is in need of it has no income, new to the area, etc., but because he provided false information, were scared itll come back to bite. Ive heard of people getting 6 month reviews phone interviews, and thats basically the cause of fear. Anyone know a good course of action? This is in Tampa, FL.  <response>: What is SNAP Fraud? SNAP fraud also happens when someone lies on their application to get benefits or to get more benefits than they are supposed to get.What is FNS Doing to Fight SNAP FraudYour friend is committing fraud. Your course of action should be to not get involved. 