18 Miss. Code. R. 14-5.6 - Excluded Individuals
The following, in addition to other individuals within this chapter, are not eligible to participate as separate households or as a member of any household:
A. Disqualified
Members: These are individuals who would be household members, but are not
allowed to be:
1. Individuals who were found
guilty of an intentional program violation.
2. Individuals who failed to provide or apply
for a social security number.
3.
Individuals who failed to meet work registration requirements (see
Rule
5.3 Head of
Household).
4. Individuals who failed to cooperate with
TANF Work Program requirements, but who meet a SNAP work registration
exemption.
5. Individuals who
failed to comply with the child support cooperation requirements.
B. Ineligible Members: Ineligible
members are individuals who would be household members, but do not meet one of
the non-financial eligibility requirements in the sections noted below:
1. Individuals who have been convicted of
aggravated sexual abuse, murder, sexual exploitation and abuse of children,
sexual assault, or similar state laws after February 7, 2014 and who are in
noncompliance with the terms of the sentence.
2. Individuals who are fleeing felons (as
defined in
Rule
22.2 Test for Fleeing
Felons) and are probation/parole violators.
3. Individuals who failed to meet eligibility
rules of citizenship and non-citizen status.
4. Time Limited Able-Bodied Adults Without
Dependents (ABAWDs) who are not meeting the work requirement and who have
exhausted their 3 months of eligibility within the 36-month period.
5. Ineligible students, who do not meet the
eligibility criteria outlined in Chapter 10, Students, are non-household
members.
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