Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 121.120 - Redetermination of Eligibility
a)
Redetermination involves the completion of an application, an interview, a
review of eligibility and cooperation in the verification of eligibility. For
simplified reporting households, see Section
121.125. The local office shall
provide the household with an opportunity to participate in its normal issuance
cycle.
b) In order to receive
uninterrupted benefits, the household must:
1) file a timely application;
A) households certified for more than two
months must file an application by the 15th calendar
day of the last month of the certification period.
B) households certified for one or two months
must file an application within 17 calendar days from the date of Notice of
Eligibility/Expiration of Certification.
2) appear for the interview that is scheduled
after the application is timely filed; and
3) provide all requested verifications within
10 calendar days after the date the verification was requested.
c) The household is responsible
for requesting another interview if it fails to appear for the interview that
was scheduled after the application was filed.
d) The redetermination application of a SNAP
unit who fails to appear for a scheduled interview or provide requested
verifications within 10 calendar days is denied.
1) If a SNAP unit cooperates before the end
of the current approval period, the application is reopened and a full month's
benefit is given for the first month of the new period.
2) If the SNAP unit cooperates after the end
of the current approval period but within 30 days after the end of the period,
the application is reopened and benefits are prorated from the date of
cooperation.
e) Amount
of SNAP Benefits
1) Except as provided in
subsection (d)(2), households that file the application after the last day of
the previous certification period, shall have benefits prorated from the date
that the application was filed. Households that are certified for one or two
months will not have benefits prorated if the application is filed within the
17 calendar days beginning on the date on the Notice of Eligibility/Expiration
of Certification.
2) Migrant and
seasonal farmworker households shall receive a full allotment for the month of
application if the household participated in SNAP within 30 days prior to the
date of application.
f)
If a redetermination application is pending and uninterrupted benefits cannot
be provided due to the ten day verification standard, then the local office
must provide benefits within five working days after the date the household
provides the verification.
Notes
Amended at 33 Ill. Reg. 17350, effective December 14, 2009
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