- The age rule for a child to receive work first family assistance
- Emancipation of a child
- Verification of the age of a child
Document Tag: Manual
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109 – Age Rule For Children
The age rule for a child to receive work first family assistance Emancipation of a child Verification of the age of a child
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110 – Social Security Number Requirement
Social security number requirement Verifying the social security number requirement Social security number requirement for newborns Applying for a social security number
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111 – Citizenship/Immigrant Requirement
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…
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106 – Family CAP
What is a family cap Which children are not affected by the family cap Applying the family cap policy Family cap tracking in EIS Special case situations
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107 – Minor Parent Rules
What are the minor parent rules? Who receives the payment for the minor parent? How does the caseworker assure the minor parent meets the additional requirements?
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108 – State/County Residence Rule
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?
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104B – Substance Use/Mental Health Initiative
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…
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104D – Family Violence Option
Family violence Overview Local implementation plan Training Information concerning family violence Required notification of work first participants Screening of work first applicants/recipients Assessment Assessment report Two-parent households Waiver request Extensions to time clock Mutual responsibility agreement Corroboration of family violence Supportive services Change in county residence Voluntary nature of screening, assessment, and waiver Confidentiality Consequences…
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105 – Federal And State Time Limits
Introduction The 60-month time limit (federal) Work first 24-month time limit (state) Work First 60 Month State Time Clock for Custodial Parents
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104A – Individual Criminal Violations
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