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Am I allowed to get state help for daycare during a k1 visa

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Hi guys. 

I'm basically a single mother while my fiance is still not here. (Please don't give advice as to why we had a child while not living together. Precautions were taken but it happened)  anyways. Childcare is very very expensive here in Seattle. For my son who is 14 months old, average daycare is anywhere between 1900 and 2800. I make enough money to support but I can't afford daycare without being almost broke.. Am I allowed to get state help or will that ruin my case? Has anyone had any experience with this? Thank you in advance.

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