18 Miss. Code. R. 24-4.3 - Initiating Application
A. If an applicant
does not complete a pre-application (regardless of reason), the subgrantee must
complete the pre-application during the application process.
B. Under no circumstance should an applicant
be denied services because they have not completed a pre-application.
C. Paper Applications are prohibited, unless
in case of a computer system failure or natural/manmade disasters. The
subgrantee's Executive Director or appointee must submit a request in writing
to the Director of the Division of Community Services for approval to take
paper applications. Once the emergency situation is over, the paper
applications must be entered into Virtual ROMA within 2 business days, unless
additional time is requested and approved. The subgrantee's Executive Director
must submit a letter to confirm all paper applications have been entered.
Otherwise, any paper applications taken may result in questioned or disallowed
cost.
D. Caseworker must complete
the application in Virtual ROMA system. If the applicant submits the requested
information, the caseworker must give the Notification of Services form (NOS)
which states the status of the application and amount of benefits the applicant
may receive upon supervisory approval.
E. If the applicant does not have all
required documentation, the caseworker must complete as many screens as
possible up to the allocation screen in Virtual ROMA. Do not allocate after
this point. A Request for Additional Information (RFAI) form must be given to
applicant, and a follow-up appointment given to complete the application
process. Caseworker must explain the documentation needed and the 10-day
timeframe to return the information.
Notes
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