18 Miss. Code. R. 14-6.6 - Determining Good Cause
A. Good cause must
be determined if the household is unable to provide an SSN or proof of
application at its next recertification or 6 months following the child's
birth.
B. Good cause is determined
using documentary evidence or collateral contacts showing the household applied
for or made every effort to supply the necessary information to complete an
application for an SSN.
C. This
information may come from any of the following:
1. The household member;
2. Social Security Administration;
or
3. A collateral
contact.
D. Because SSA
allows mail-in SSN applications in lieu of applying in person, good cause does
not include delays caused by:
1.
Illness;
2. Lack of transportation;
or
3. Temporary absences from the
home.
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