18 Miss. Code. R. 14-9.7 - Exempt from Deeming Sponsor's Income and Resources
Some non-citizens are exempt from sponsor deeming even if an Affidavit of Support was signed on their behalf. Non-citizens exempt from sponsor deeming are:
A. Non-citizen
residing in the same house as the sponsor and included in the same SNAP
household;
B. Asylee;
C. Parent of a battered child, spouse of a
battered non-citizen, or child of a battered non-citizen for 12 months. At the
end of 12 months, the exemption continues if a court or USCIS determines the
battering is substantially connected to the need for benefits. The non-citizen
cannot live with the batterer during the exemption period;
D. Citizen child under age 18 of a sponsored
non-citizen;
E. Sponsored
non-citizen children under 18;
F.
Cuban or Haitian entrant;
G.
Indigent non-citizens. An indigent non-citizen may choose to opt out of the
indigence determination and follow regular sponsor deeming rules;
H. Non-citizens sponsored by organizations or
groups;
I. Parolee;
J. Refugee; or
K. Trafficking victims.
Notes
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