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...l meets the criteria described in rule 5101:4-3-06 of the Administrative Code for victims of severe forms of trafficking, the individual must meet the requirements of this rule to receive SNAP. (A) Who is eligible for SNAP? (1) A United States (U.S.) citizen or non-citizen national, The "United States" is defined as the fifty states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, Northern Mariana ...

...l meets the criteria described in rule 5101:4-3-06 of the Administrative Code for victims of severe forms of trafficking, the individual must meet the requirements of this rule to receive SNAP. (A) Who is eligible for SNAP? (1) A United States (U.S.) citizen or non-citizen national, The "United States" is defined as the fifty states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, Northern Mariana ...

... (A) What is an OWF assistance group? (1) An OWF assistance group is defined as an assistance group in which all members are receiving benefits under Title IV-A of the Social Security Act. The penalties and sanctions that should be imposed for these assistance groups are described in rules 5101:1-3-14 and 5101:1-3-15 of the Administrative Code. (2) Assistance groups in which not all members are receiving OWF sha...

... What is an OWF assistance group? (1) An OWF assistance group is defined as an assistance group in which all members are receiving benefits under Title IV-A of the Social Security Act. The penalties and sanctions that should be imposed for these assistance groups are described in rules 5101:1-3-14 and 5101:1-3-15 of the Administrative Code. (2) Assistance groups in which not all members are ...

...ith the requirements described in rule 5101:4-3-11.1 of the Administrative Code. (B) Who must be work registered for SNAP? Unless an individual meets one of the following exemptions, the individual shall be registered for work and be required to comply with the work registration requirements described in rule 5101:4-3-11.1 of the Administrative Code: (1) A person younger than sixteen years of age. (a) A sixteen...

...ith the requirements described in rule 5101:4-3-11.1 of the Administrative Code. (B) Who must be work registered for SNAP? Unless an individual meets one of the following exemptions, the individual shall be registered for work and be required to comply with the work registration requirements described in rule 5101:4-3-11.1 of the Administrative Code: (1) A person younger than sixteen years...

...ith the requirements described in rule 5101:4-3-11.1 of the Administrative Code. (B) Who must be work registered for SNAP? Unless an individual meets one of the following exemptions, the individual shall be registered for work and be required to comply with the work registration requirements described in rule 5101:4-3-11.1 of the Administrative Code: (1) A person younger than sixteen years...

...at is the ABAWD work requirement? (1) For a total of at least twenty hours per week (eighty hours averaged monthly), every ABAWD is required to either: (a) Engage in work. For purposes of this rule, "work" includes: (i) Working in exchange for (alone or in combination): money (paid work); goods or services (in-kind work); or verified unpaid work. (ii) "Unpaid work" includes any...

...What are the general exclusions? (1) Assistance provided to children under the school lunch program, the summer food service program for children, the commodity distribution program and child and adult care food program, Pub. L. No. 79-396, (6/1946) section 12(e) of the National School Lunch Act of 1946. (2) Assistance provided to children under the special milk program, special supplementa...

...What are the general exclusions? (1) Assistance provided to children under the school lunch program, the summer food service program for children, the commodity distribution program and child and adult care food program, Pub. L. No. 79-396, (6/1946) section 12(e) of the National School Lunch Act of 1946. (2) Assistance provided to children under the special milk program, special supplementa...

...or excluded as income as follows: (1) Public assistance vendor payments are counted as income unless they are made for medical assistance, child care assistance, energy assistance as defined in paragraph (I)(4) of this rule, emergency assistance (including, but not limited to housing and transportation payments) for migrant or seasonal farm worker assistance groups while they are in the job s...

...or excluded as income as follows: (1) Public assistance vendor payments are counted as income unless they are made for medical assistance, child care assistance, energy assistance as defined in paragraph (I)(4) of this rule, emergency assistance (including, but not limited to housing and transportation payments) for migrant or seasonal farm worker assistance groups while they are in the job s...

... income deduction as described in rule 5101:4-4-23 of the Administrative Code plus any unearned income. Types of excluded income are listed in rule 5101:4-4-13 of the Administrative Code. (B) What is earned income? Earned income includes: (1) All wages and salaries of an employee including: (a) Garnished or diverted payments from wages; and (b) The gross amount of sick pay, without any deductions f...

... income deduction as described in rule 5101:4-4-23 of the Administrative Code plus any unearned income. Types of excluded income are listed in rule 5101:4-4-13 of the Administrative Code. (B) What is earned income? Earned income includes: (1) All wages and salaries of an employee including: (a) Garnished or diverted payments from wages; and (b) The gross amount of sick pay, without any deductions f...

...ll be verified in accordance with rule 5101:4-2-09 of the Administrative Code. Deductions for each assistance group are allowed only for the following: (A) Gross earned income deduction: twenty per cent deduction of gross earned income. No additional deductions (i.e., taxes, pensions, union dues, and the like) except for costs of self-employment, are allowed from earned income. Excluded earned incom...

... be verified in accordance with rule 5101:4-2-09 of the Administrative Code. (A) What deductions are an assistance group (AG) allowed to receive? (1) Gross earned income deduction: twenty per cent deduction of gross earned income. No additional deductions (i.e., taxes, pensions, union dues, and the like) except for costs of self-employment, are allowed from earned income. Excluded earned income i...

... job and family services website. (1) To determine an assistance group's monthly SNAP allotment using the basis of coupon/EBT issuance table: (a) Calculate the assistance group's net monthly income according to rule 5101:4-4-31 of the Administrative Code. (b) When the assistance group is categorically eligible according to rule 5101:4-2-02 of the Administrative Code and thus not subject to...

...ts by 4.3 and biweekly amounts by 2.15. In one-month certifications, income on less than a monthly basis may be computed by using the actual income that is to be received. When income that was received on a weekly or biweekly basis has stopped, actual income (not converted) is used. (I) When is income averaged? Except for destitute assistance groups, income received on a monthly basis but ...

...ts by 4.3 and biweekly amounts by 2.15. In one-month certifications, income on less than a monthly basis may be computed by using the actual income that is to be received. When income that was received on a weekly or biweekly basis has stopped, actual income (not converted) is used. (I) When is income averaged? Except for destitute assistance groups, income received on a monthly basis but ...

...ts by 4.3 and biweekly amounts by 2.15. In one-month certifications, income on less than a monthly basis may be computed by using the actual income that is to be received. When income that was received on a weekly or biweekly basis has stopped, actual income (not converted) is used. (I) When is income averaged? Except for destitute assistance groups, income received on a monthly basis but ...

... when circumstances as defined in rule 5101:4-7-13 of the Administrative Code are in effect, the assistance group's monthly allotment shall be equal to the maximum SNAP allotment for the assistance group's size, reduced by thirty per cent of the assistance group's net monthly income. After multiplying the net income by thirty per cent, the county agency shall round the product up to the next whole...

... when circumstances as defined in rule 5101:4-7-13 of the Administrative Code are in effect, the assistance group's monthly allotment shall be equal to the maximum SNAP allotment for the assistance group's size, reduced by thirty per cent of the assistance group's net monthly income. After multiplying the net income by thirty per cent, the county agency shall round the product up to the next whole...

...sidered a boarder? Boarders include: (1) Individuals or groups of individuals who live with someone who is providing their meals and lodging in exchange for a "reasonable amount" of money; and (2) Adults or children placed in foster care by a government agency; (3) Children for whom guardianship payments are received as defined in rule 5101:4-1-03 of the Administrative Code; and (4) Children...

...ered to be an ineligible student? (1) An individual who is enrolled at least half-time, as determined by the school, in an institution of higher education shall be ineligible to participate in the supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) unless the individual qualifies for one of the exemptions in paragraph (B) of this rule. (2) An individual is considered to be enrolled in an instit...

... calculated in accordance with rule 5101:4-4-31 of the Administrative Code, and who have liquid resources of one hundred dollars or less shall be certified for SNAP benefits within twenty-four hours, or when mitigating circumstances occur, within seventy-two hours. The county agency shall also provide the assistance group a list of community assistance programs that provide emergency food. (C)...