7 AAC 45.276 - Native family assistance program; special circumstances
(a) Except as
provided in (c) of this section, a person who lives within the service area of
a tribal or Native family assistance program operated under
42 U.S.C.
612 or AS 47.27, and is a member of the
service population eligible to be served by that program, is not eligible to
receive assistance under ATAP. If that person applies for or is receiving
assistance from ATAP, the department will take one of the following actions:
(1) the department will not accept an
application for ATAP from the person;
(2) the department will deny any pending
application for ATAP for the person;
(3) the department will terminate the person
from participation in ATAP.
(b) If the department takes action under (a)
of this section, the department will immediately refer the person to the
appropriate tribal or Native family assistance program to apply for and pursue
benefits under that program.
(c) A
family that lives within the service area of a tribal or Native family
assistance program operated under
42 U.S.C.
612 or AS 47.27, and is a member of the
service population eligible to be served by that program, qualifies for ATAP
assistance under the special circumstances provision in
AS
47.27.200(k) if the
caretaker relative has chosen not to claim tribal affiliation, and has not
previously received tribal services.
(d) Special circumstances do not exist if the
family is ineligible for assistance or will receive a reduced benefit under a
tribal or Native family assistance program because the eligibility requirements
of that program differ from ATAP eligibility requirements.
Notes
Authority:AS 47.05.010
AS 47.27.005
AS 47.27.025
AS 47.27.200
AS 47.27.300
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