Answer three quick questions to find out if you may be eligible for free phone relay service through federal TRS funding.
Based on your answers, you may be eligible for free phone relay service through the federal TRS program. Once MyRelay is FCC-certified, you could access the service at no cost — permanently.
In the meantime, MyRelay is completely free during early access. No eligibility check needed — just open the app.
Try MyRelay Now — Free →Even if you didn't answer "yes" to the hearing or speech questions, other conditions can qualify. TRS eligibility covers a wide range of disabilities that affect phone use. Check the full list below.
Either way, MyRelay is free right now during early access — no eligibility requirement.
Try MyRelay Now — Free →The federal TRS program is currently limited to the United States and its territories. MyRelay also currently supports US phone numbers only. We hope to expand internationally in the future.
If you're in the US temporarily or plan to move to the US, you may qualify once you're a resident.
This list is broader than most people think. You don't need to be Deaf to qualify.
This eligibility checker provides general guidance only and does not constitute a formal eligibility determination. Actual TRS eligibility is subject to federal regulations and may require documentation. MyRelay is not yet FCC-certified. For official information, visit fcc.gov/trs.
MyRelay is free right now — no eligibility check needed. Start making calls today.
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