18 Miss. Code. R. 14-30.16 - Reduction or Termination of Benefits Within the Certification Period
A. Whenever an individual is determined to be
ineligible within the certification period, MDHS must determine the eligibility
or ineligibility of the remaining household members based on as much as
possible the information in the case record.
B. Excluded for an IPV: If a household's
benefits are reduced or terminated within the certification period because of
one of the members being excluded due to disqualification for an intentional
program violation, MDHS must notify the remaining household members of their
eligibility and benefit levels at the same time the excluded member is notified
of their disqualification. The household is not entitled to a notice of adverse
action but may request a fair hearing unless a disqualification hearing has
already been conducted on the claim.
C. Disqualified other than for an IPV: If a
household's benefits are reduced or terminated within the certification period
because of anything other than being disqualified for an IPV, MDHS must send a
notice of adverse action which informs the household of the following:
1. The person(s) ineligibility;
2. The reason for the
ineligibility;
3. The eligibility
and benefit levels for the remaining household members; and
4. The action the household must take to end
their ineligibility.
Notes
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