Questionnaire Assistance Centers provide in-person information and language assistance in completing your 2010 Census form. Be Counted forms also available at all locations.

Be Counted sites have Be Counted forms available for anyone who did not receive a 2010 Census form or believes they were missed on their household’s form. Be Counted forms are available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Russian, and Vietnamese.

Individuals can also use the Census Bureau’s Telephone Questionnaire Assistance:

Telephone Questionnaire Assistance (TQA)

* ENGLISH – 1-866-872-6868
* Chinese: 1-866-935-2010
* Korean: 1-866-955-2010
* Russian: 1-866-965-2010
* Spanish: 1-866-928-2010
* Vietnamese: 1-866-945-2010
* TDD (Telephone Display Device for the hearing impaired): 1-866-783-2010
* Puerto Rico (in English): 1-866-939-2010
* Puerto Rico (in Spanish): 1-866-929-2010

For more information about the 2010 Census and how nonprofits can help ensure a complete and accurate count, visit www.MNAonline.org/census.asp.

One of the projects that I have thrown myself into since I have been back in the country is around organizing nonprofits around the 2010 Census. The 2010 Census is important to Michigan because it will designate the number of seats we have in Congress as well as determine the amount of federal funding we will receive over the next decade. I will be blogging about my work over the next six months as we get closer to Census Day-April 1, 2010. I was interviewed about my work by Jack Ebling this past Friday on his talk show “Ebling and You” on AM-1320. The first two minutes revolves around my world-wide journey and the rest of the interview is dedicated to my Census work. Take a listen.