Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 121.5 - Client Cooperation
a) If a
household refuses to cooperate with the Department in completing the
application process, the application is to be denied at the time of
refusal.
b) A certified household
is required to cooperate in reviews of its eligibility, including reviews
generated by reported changes in circumstances, recertification or as part of a
quality control review. If the certified household refuses to cooperate, food
stamp benefits shall be terminated.
c) Once benefits are terminated for refusal
to cooperate, the household may reapply but shall not be determined eligible
until it cooperates.
d) Refusal to
cooperate means that the household is able to cooperate, but clearly
demonstrates that it will not take action that it can take and that is required
to complete an eligibility determination. If the household has merely failed to
cooperate, rather than refused to cooperate, the application will not be denied
or benefits terminated.
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