23 Miss. Code. R. 102-6.29 - Failure to Comply without Good Cause - ABD Programs
A. If the ABD individual has failed without
good cause to take all steps to obtain the other benefits, action to deny or
terminate benefits until the requirement is fulfilled must be taken.
B. An agreement to comply does not negate any
prior action to deny or terminate benefits.
C. The effective month of eligibility is the
month in which the individual takes the steps necessary to obtain benefits from
the other agency or provides proof of ineligibility for the benefit.
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