18 Miss. Code. R. 14-2.25 - Household Delays
A. MDHS must have
offered or attempted to offer assistance in completing the application form for
the household to be at fault if it failed to complete the application
form.
B. If one or more household
members failed to register for work, MDHS must have informed the household of
the need to register, determined if any members were exempt and given at least
ten (10) days of notice for the household to register to work for the household
to be the cause of delay.
C. In
cases where verification is incomplete, MDHS must have given notice of the
required verification, offered to assist in obtaining it and given at least ten
(10) days of notice from the date of initial request to provide it for the
household to be determined as the cause of delay.
D. For households that failed to appear for
an interview, MDHS must have notified the household of the missed appointment
and advised the household of its responsibility to reschedule the interview. If
the household fails to schedule a second interview by the
30th day or the second interview is postponed by the
household or rescheduled after the 20th day, but
before the 30th day following the application filing
date, the household must appear for the interview, provide verification, and
register any members for work by the 30th day.
Otherwise, the delay will be the fault of the household.
E. The household is not entitled to benefits
for the month of application when the delay was the fault of the household.
Thus, during days 31-60, benefits will be issued from the date the required
action was completed by the household.
Notes
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