10 CCR 2506-1-4.210 - PERIODIC REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
A. A
household consisting solely of members who are persons with a disability and/or
members who are aged sixty (60) years and older with no earned income can be
certified for twenty-four (24) months. For households certified for twenty-four
months, no interview during the certification period shall be required.
Households with a twenty-four (24) month certification period are required to
report changes at the twelve (12) month interim reporting period.
B. A PRF shall be mailed to the household
during the eleventh (11th) month of the certification period for the household
to report all changes. If the PRF is not submitted to the local office by the
fifth (5th) day of the twelfth (12th) month of the certification period, a
reminder notice shall be sent advising the household that it has ten (10)
calendar days plus one (1) calendar day for mailing to return the completed
report. Households participating in ACP shall be afforded five (5) days mailing
time. If the household has not submitted the completed form by the extended due
date on the reminder notice, the SNAP case shall be terminated effective the
first day of the thirteenth (13th) month and a termination letter shall be
mailed to the household. If the household submits a PRF or reports changes for
any other PA program within thirty (30) calendar days following the effective
date of the termination notice and provides all required verification, benefits
shall be issued without proration from the beginning of the thirteenth (13th)
month.
C. The local office must act
on all changes reported by those households filing a PRF. If the household
files a complete PRF that results in a reduction or termination of benefits,
the agency shall send an adequate notice. The adequate notice must be mailed at
least two (2) business days prior to the date that benefits are normally
received by the household. If the household fails to provide sufficient
information or verification regarding a deductible expense, the county local
office shall not terminate the household but shall instead determine the
household's benefits without allowing the deduction.
D. The household shall report changes in
circumstances to the following items on the periodic report:
1. A change of more than $100 in the amount
of unearned income.
2. A change in
the source of income, including starting a job.
3. All changes in household composition, such
as the addition or loss of a household member.
4. Changes in home address and any resulting
changes in shelter costs.
5.
Acquisition of a licensed vehicle that is not fully excludable.
6. A change in liquid resources, such as
cash, stocks, bonds, and bank accounts that reach or exceed the resource limits
for elderly or disabled households and for all other households, unless these
assets are excluded.
7. Changes in
the legal obligation to pay child support.
8. Whenever a member of the household wins
substantial lottery or gambling winnings.
E. If allowable medical expenses are reported
and verified, the change should be acted upon for the remainder of the
certification period but only if the change results in an increase in
benefits.
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