7 AAC 45.270 - Family reporting requirement; changes; work activity participation
(a) Each
applicant who has filed an identifiable application under
AS
47.27.020, and each recipient, shall, within
10 days after the applicant or recipient knows of a change described in (b) of
this section, contact the department to report the change. If an applicant or
recipient fails, without good cause, to report within the 10-day period any
change described in (b) of this section that would decrease the payment or
result in ineligibility, the department will deny a deduction from earned
income under
7
AAC 45.500, calculate the amount overpaid, and attempt
to recoup the overpayment in accordance with
7
AAC 45.570. If a change is not reported within the
10-day period but is reported in time for the department to make the necessary
adjustments in the ATAP payment, the department will find that no overpayment
exists. A report may be submitted either in person, in a signed and dated
writing, or by telephone.
(b) The
following changes must be reported under (a) of this section:
(1) change in residence or mailing
address;
(2) movement of a related
person into or out of the household;
(3) change in the liquid resources of the
household that causes the total liquid resources of the household to exceed
$2,000;
(4) acquisition of a motor
vehicle;
(5) change of $25 or more
of unearned income, or change in the source of unearned income, received by a
member of the ATAP economic unit;
(6) change in the employment of any member of
the ATAP economic unit if
(A) the individual
starts or stops a job or self-employment;
(B) the individual's rate of pay changes;
or
(C) the individual's employment
status changes from part-time to full-time or from full-time to
part-time;
(7) change in
the household's responsibility to pay any shelter cost because of a change in
residence;
(8) change in the
household's responsibility to pay child support.
(c) If the 10th day of the reporting period
required under (a) of this section falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or state
holiday, the deadline for submitting a report required by (a) of this section
is the next work day for the department.
(d) After receiving a report of change under
(a) of this section, the department may require an applicant or recipient to
provide all information and documentation that the department determines is
necessary to evaluate eligibility and calculate the ATAP benefit
payment.
(e) For the purposes of
this section, "good cause" means a circumstance beyond the applicant's or
recipient's control that prevents the applicant or recipient from submitting a
timely report. Good cause is determined by the department and may include
(1) a physical or mental illness or
incapacity that is severe enough and long enough to prevent timely
reporting:
(2) illiteracy;
and
(3) failure of the mail to be
delivered timely.
Notes
Authority:AS 47.05.010
AS 47.27.005
AS 47.27.015
AS 47.27.020
AS 47.27.085
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