18 Miss. Code. R. 24-6.4 - Virtual ROMA
LIHEAP subgrantees shall be Virtual ROMA compliant. This compliance includes, but is not limited to:
A. Every user of the Virtual ROMA system must
be registered upon authorization by the subgrantee Executive
Director.
B. Users must agree to
the terms and conditions of the use of Virtual ROMA by signing the
-Confidentiality Statement" and returning to DCS.
C. Users are prohibited from sharing user IDs
and passwords.
D. Users are
prohibited from scheduling client appointments outside of Virtual ROMA, except
in the case of disasters. The subgrantee's Executive Director shall request in
writing and receive approval from DCS in this case.
E. Subgrantees must ensure that every
application for service originates through Virtual ROMA. In the event Virtual
ROMA is not available, such as natural disaster, system outage, etc., upon
approval by DCS Director, paper applications may be taken. The paper
applications shall be entered in Virtual ROMA within two (2) business days of
system availability.
F. Subgrantees
generate the electronic GET/PUT files weekly to submit claim forms.
G. Subrantees reconcile the payment reports
between the fiscal and program units prior to payment. The reconciliation
process between outstanding applications in -Approved' and -Pending Payment'
statuses must be done after the GET and PUT files have been created.
H. Subgrantees must adhere to equipment and
software specifications to operate Virtual ROMA effectively.
I. Subgrantees must ensure that personnel
with application approval rights thoroughly review applications prior to
approval to minimize errors.
J.
Subgrantees must inactivate, within 24 hours, any user(s) who through
termination, resignation, job reassignment, or other reasons user is no longer
with agency.
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