Document Category: Work First

The age rule for a child to receive work first family assistance Emancipation of a child Verification of the age of a child

Citizenship/immigrant requirement for work first United states citizenship and identity requirements Methods of verification for U.S. citizenship/identity Criteria for documents provided to verify citizenship and identity Qualified immigrant status Criteria for eligibility of battered immigrants The five-year exclusion for receipt of work first family assistance Restrictions for sponsored immigrant Insufficient USCIS documentation of immigrant status…

What is the residence rule for work first family assistance? How do you verify a family’s residence? What happens when a family moves from one county in north Carolina to another? What happens if a family member fraudulently misrepresents his residence?

Background Substance use screening and referral Criminal history screening Referral process for substance use testing Assignment of a protective payee Non-compliance with the substance use screening and testing requirement Hearing rights and continued benefits Treatment of individuals convicted of class h & i controlled substance felony offenses in north carolina Applicants and recipients currently receiving…

Introduction The 60-month time limit (federal) Work first 24-month time limit (state) Work First 60 Month State Time Clock for Custodial Parents

Benefit diversion Emergency assistance Work first services for low-income families (below 200% of poverty) Employment services for non-custodial parents

An individual’s needs can not be included in the need standard when the individual is: Benefit calculation Treatment of individuals convicted of class h or i controlled substance abuse felony offenses Documentation

Non-discrimination compliance County responsibilities Discrimination grievance procedures

The move to work first The effect on families and local service delivery Philosophy of work first Role of stakeholders The implementation of work first