18 Miss. Code. R. 14-24.8 - Responsibilities of GLA When a Resident Departs
A. The GLA must
return any EBT cards in their possession and provide the personal
identification number to the household so that the household may have access to
any remaining funds on the card.
B.
Any EBT cards not provided to the household upon departure must be returned to
MDHS by the end of each month.
C.
Upon a scheduled departure, the GLA must provide the household with a change
reporting form and advise the household to complete and return the form to MDHS
within 10 days.
D. The GLA is no
longer authorized to act as the household's authorized representative for
application purposes or as a benefit representative upon a resident's
departure.
E. If benefits are not
used, then the full monthly value of the benefits must be on the EBT card or
refunded to the resident.
F. If
benefits are debited by the GLA and any portion used, then one of the following
must occur:
1. If the household leaves before
the 16th of the month, the GLA must ensure the
household has one-half of its monthly benefit allotment on the EBT card;
or
2. If the household leaves on or
after the 16th day of the month, the individual or
household does not receive any benefits.
G. When a group of residents has been
certified as one household and a member of such household leaves the GLA before
the 16th of the month, then the following must
occur:
1. The GLA must return a pro rata share
of one-half of the household's benefit to the EBT account and advise MDHS that
such individual is entitled to that pro rata share; and
2. MDHS must create a new EBT account for
such individual, issue a new card and transfer the pro rata share from the
original household's EBT account to the departing household's EBT
account.
Notes
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