Ohio Administrative Code Search
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Rule 5101:4-6-07 | Food assistance: strikers.
...(A) Who is considered a striker? (1) Anyone involved in a strike or concerted stoppage of work by employees (including a stoppage by reason of the expiration of a collective-bargaining agreement) and any concerted slowdown or other concerted interruption of operations by employees. (2) Any employee affected by a lockout, however, shall not be deemed to be a striker. (3) An individual who ... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-09 | Food assistance: expedited service.
...This rule provides the income calculation, certification and verification procedures, the processing standards, and other special procedures applicable to assistance groups eligible for expedited service. (A) What is expedited service? Expedited service means that assistance groups are determined eligible for benefits within twenty-four hours or seven days because of the assistance group's circums... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-09 | Food assistance: expedited service.
...This rule provides the income calculation, certification and verification procedures, the processing standards, and other special procedures applicable to assistance groups eligible for expedited service. (A) What is expedited service? Expedited service means that assistance groups are determined eligible for benefits within twenty-four hours or seven days because of the assistance group's circumstances. The county... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-13 | Food assistance: determining eligibility of assistance groups with ineligible members.
...When an assistance group member cannot participate because he or she: has committed an intentional program violation, is a fleeing felon, is sanctioned in accordance with rule 5101:4-3-11.2 of the Administrative Code, has a social security number (SSN) disqualification, has failed to comply with an Ohio works first (OWF) requirement as described in rule 5101:4-3-09 of the Administrative Code, is an ineligib... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-13 | Food assistance: determining eligibility of assistance groups with ineligible members.
...When an assistance group member cannot participate because he or she: has committed an intentional program violation, is a fleeing felon, is sanctioned in accordance with rule 5101:4-3-11.2 of the Administrative Code, has a social security number (SSN) disqualification, has failed to comply with an Ohio works first (OWF) requirement as described in rule 5101:4-3-09 of the Administrative Code, is an ineligib... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-16 | Food assistance: reduction of cash assistance benefits due to assistance group's failure to perform a required action.
...For purposes of this rule, Ohio works first (OWF) and disability financial assistance (DFA) will be referred to as cash assistance. (A) When are supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) benefits not to be increased? The county agency shall not increase the SNAP allotment as the result of a decrease in cash assistance when the decrease is due to the failure of an assistance group member to pe... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-16 | Food assistance: reduction of Ohio works first due to assistance group's failure to perform a required action.
...(A) When are supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) benefits not to be increased? The county agency shall not increase the SNAP allotment as the result of a decrease in Ohio works first (OWF) when the decrease is due to the failure of an assistance group member to perform a required action. OWF benefits shall be considered decreased when reduced, suspended or terminated. (B) What is co... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-19 | Food assistance: determining eligibility of supplemental security income assistance groups.
...Supplemental security income (SSI) assistance groups are those in which all members are applicants for, or recipients of SSI, and who are not certified for supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) benefits, have not applied for SNAP benefits during the previous thirty days, and which do not have an application for SNAP pending. These assistance groups have the option of applying for SNAP benefits at... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-19 | Food assistance: determining eligibility of supplemental security income assistance groups.
...Supplemental security income (SSI) assistance groups are those in which all members are applicants for, or recipients of SSI as defined in rule 5101:4-2-03 of the Administrative Code. SSI assistance groups, who are not certified for supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) benefits, have not applied for SNAP benefits during the previous thirty days, and do not have an application for SNAP pending ha... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-26 | Food assistance: group living arrangements.
...(A) What is a group living arrangement? A group living arrangement is a public or private non-profit residential setting that: (1) Provides its residents with a majority of their meals (over fifty per cent of their meals daily); (2) Has no more than sixteen residents; and (3) Is certified by a public agency of the state of Ohio under section 1616(e) of the Social Security Act of 1935 (... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-26 | Food assistance: group living arrangements.
...(A) What is a group living arrangement? A group living arrangement is a public or private non-profit residential setting that: (1) Provides its residents with a majority of their meals (over fifty per cent of their meals daily); (2) Has no more than sixteen residents; and (3) Is certified by a public agency of the state of Ohio under section 1616(e) of the Social Security Act of 1935 (... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-26 | Food assistance: group living arrangements.
...(A) What is a group living arrangement? A group living arrangement is a public or private non-profit residential setting that: (1) Provides its residents with a majority of their meals (over fifty per cent of their meals daily); (2) Has no more than sixteen residents; and (3) Is certified by a public agency of the state of Ohio under section 1616(e) of the Social Security Act of 1935 (... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-27 | Food assistance: shelters for battered persons and their children.
...(A) What requirements must a shelter for battered persons and their children meet for residents to be eligible for supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP)? The shelter must: (1) Be a public or private non-profit residential facility; (2) Serve battered persons and their children; and (3) When the facility serves other individuals, a portion of the facility must be set aside on a ... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-31 | Food assistance: sponsored aliens.
...This rule sets forth who is a sponsored alien, when a sponsor's income and resources are counted to determine eligibility and the county agency's responsibilities. (A) Who is a sponsored alien? A sponsored alien is an alien for whom a person (the sponsor) has executed an affidavit of support (INS form I-864 or I-864A) (10/2019) with the United States citizenship and immigration services (USCIS) ... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-32 | Food Assistance: substantial lottery and gambling winnings.
...Supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) assistance groups that include any member that receives substantial lottery or gambling winnings, as defined in rule 5101:4-1-03 of the Administrative Code, during their certification period are ineligible for SNAP. (A) What are the responsibilities of an assistance group when any member receives substantial lottery or gambling winnings? The assistance ... |
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Rule 5101:4-6-32 | Food Assistance: substantial lottery and gambling winnings.
...Supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) assistance groups (AGs) that include any member that receives substantial lottery or gambling winnings, as defined in rule 5101:4-1-03 of the Administrative Code, during their certification period are ineligible for SNAP. (A) What are the responsibilities of an AG when any member receives substantial lottery or gambling winnings? The AG is to report to the county age... |
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Rule 5101:4-7-01 | Food assistance: reporting requirements during the certification period.
...(A) What is a reporting requirement? Every assistance group receiving benefits must report certain changes that affect eligibility. Reporting requirements ensure an accurate benefit amount is received and that only assistance groups who remain eligible continue to receive benefits. (B) What are the requirements for reporting changes? (1) Assistance groups shall report when their gross incom... |
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Rule 5101:4-7-01 | Food assistance: reporting requirements during the certification period.
...(A) What is a reporting requirement? Every assistance group receiving benefits must report certain changes that affect eligibility. Reporting requirements ensure an accurate benefit amount is received and that only assistance groups who remain eligible continue to receive benefits. (B) What are the requirements for reporting changes? (1) Assistance groups shall report when their gross incom... |
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Rule 5101:4-7-01 | Food assistance: reporting requirements during the certification period.
...Every assistance group (AG) receiving supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) benefits is to report certain changes that affect eligibility. Reporting requirements ensure AGs receive an accurate SNAP benefit amount and that only AGs who remain eligible continue to receive SNAP benefits. (A) What are the requirements for reporting changes? AGs are advised of their reporting requirements during their initial... |
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Rule 5101:4-7-01 | Food assistance: reporting requirements during the certification period.
...(A) What is a reporting requirement? Every assistance group receiving benefits is to report certain changes that affect eligibility. Reporting requirements ensure an accurate benefit amount is received and that only assistance groups who remain eligible continue to receive benefits. (B) What are the requirements for reporting changes? (1) Assistance groups that are determined eligible with ... |
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Rule 5101:4-7-01 | Food assistance: reporting requirements during the certification period.
...(A) What is a reporting requirement? Every assistance group receiving benefits is to report certain changes that affect eligibility. Reporting requirements ensure an accurate benefit amount is received and that only assistance groups who remain eligible continue to receive benefits. (B) What are the requirements for reporting changes? (1) During the certification period, an assistance grou... |
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Rule 5101:4-7-01 | Food assistance: reporting requirements during the certification period.
...(A) What is a reporting requirement? Every assistance group receiving benefits is to report certain changes that affect eligibility. Reporting requirements ensure an accurate benefit amount is received and that only assistance groups who remain eligible continue to receive benefits. (B) What are the requirements for reporting changes? (1) During the certification period, an assistance grou... |
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Rule 5101:4-7-01.1 | Food assistance: Inter-county transfer.
...This rule describes the procedures that a county agency must follow when it discovers that the county of residence for a supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) assistance group has changed during the certification period. (A) What is the transfer procedure when an assistance group reports a change in their county of residence? (1) When the information is reported to the county agency that se... |
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Rule 5101:4-7-01.1 | Food assistance: Inter-county transfer.
...This rule describes the procedures that a county agency is to follow when it discovers that the county of residence for a supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) assistance group (AG) has changed during the certification period. (A) What is the transfer procedure when an AG reports a change in their county of residence? (1) When the information is reported to the county agency that serves the county where ... |
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Rule 5101:4-7-01.1 | Food assistance: Inter-county transfer.
...This rule describes the procedures that a county agency is to follow when it discovers that the county of residence for a supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) assistance group has changed during the certification period. (A) What is the transfer procedure when an assistance group reports a change in their county of residence? (1) When the information is reported to the county agency that s... |