Bilingual requirements.

Bilingual requirements.
(1) Based on the estimated total number of low-income households in a project area which speak the same non-English language (a single-language minority), the State agency shall provide bilingual program information and certification materials, and staff or interpreters as specified in paragraphs (b) (2) and (3) of this section. Single-language minority refers to households which speak the same non-English language and which do not contain adult(s) fluent in English as a second language;
(2) The State agency shall provide materials used in Program informational activities in the appropriate language(s) as follows:
(i) In project areas with less than 2,000 low-income households, if approximately 100 or more of those households are of a single-language minority;
(ii) In project areas with 2,000 or more low-income households, if approximately 5 percent or more of those households are of a single-language minority; and
(iii) In project areas with a certification office that provides bilingual service as required in paragraph (b)(3) of this section.
(3) The State agency shall provide both certification materials in the appropriate language(s) and bilingual staff or interpreters as follows:
(i) In each individual certification office that provides service to an area containing approximately 100 single-language minority low-income households; and
(ii) In each project area with a total of less than 100 low-income households if a majority of those households are of a single-language minority.
(A) Certification materials shall include the SNAP application form, change report form and notices to households.
(B) If notices are required in only one language other than English, notices may be printed in English on one side and in the other language on the reverse side. If the certification office is required to use several languages, the notice may be printed in English and may contain statements in other languages summarizing the purpose of the notice and the telephone number (toll-free number or a number where collect calls will be accepted for households outside the local calling area) which the household may call to receive additional information. For example, a notice of eligibility could in the appropriate language(s) state:
(1) Based on the estimated total number of low-income households in a project area which speak the same non-English language (a single-language minority), the State agency shall provide bilingual program information and certification materials, and staff or interpreters as specified in paragraphs (b) (2) and (3) of this section. Single-language minority refers to households which speak the same non-English language and which do not contain adult(s) fluent in English as a second language;
(2) The State agency shall provide materials used in Program informational activities in the appropriate language(s) as follows:
(i) In project areas with less than 2,000 low-income households, if approximately 100 or more of those households are of a single-language minority;
(ii) In project areas with 2,000 or more low-income households, if approximately 5 percent or more of those households are of a single-language minority; and
(iii) In project areas with a certification office that provides bilingual service as required in paragraph (b)(3) of this section.
(3) The State agency shall provide both certification materials in the appropriate language(s) and bilingual staff or interpreters as follows:
(i) In each individual certification office that provides service to an area containing approximately 100 single-language minority low-income households; and
(ii) In each project area with a total of less than 100 low-income households if a majority of those households are of a single-language minority.
(A) Certification materials shall include the SNAP application form, change report form and notices to households.
(B) If notices are required in only one language other than English, notices may be printed in English on one side and in the other language on the reverse side. If the certification office is required to use several languages, the notice may be printed in English and may contain statements in other languages summarizing the purpose of the notice and the telephone number (toll-free number or a number where collect calls will be accepted for households outside the local calling area) which the household may call to receive additional information. For example, a notice of eligibility could in the appropriate language(s) state:

Source

7 CFR § 272.4


Scoping language

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