13 CSR 40-2.170 - Special Requirements for the AFDC Program
(1) In
verification of age for children obviously under eighteen (18) years,
assistance may be granted without proof of age but verification of the birth
date must be obtained by the time of the next reinvestigation.
(Original rule filed Feb. 6, 1975, effective Feb. 16,
1975.)
(2) Effective
January 2, 1974, aliens who have lawfully entered the United States and are
considered a legal alien will be eligible for public assistance and aliens
found to be in this country illegally will be ineligible. If an illegal alien
is found to be on the Aid to Dependent Children (ADC) rolls, his/her case will
be closed and if an applicant is found to be an illegal alien, this application
will be rejected. (Original rule filed Jan. 2, 1974, effective Jan. 12,
1974.)
(3) Aid to Families
with Dependent Children-Foster Care (AFDC-FC) payments may be granted to any
child under the age of nineteen (19) who has been removed from the home of a
parent or relative by court order and the child would have met AFDC eligibility
standards in the home from which s/he was removed at the time of the court
proceedings allowing the six (6) months previous to meet the living with a
specified relative requirement and continues to be eligible for AFDC in his/her
own right after the initial determination. Children under the age of twenty-one
(21) whose placement in foster care is lawfully authorized who meet financial
eligibility of the ADC program and for whom the Division of Family Services is
financially responsible, in whole or in part, will be eligible for Title XIX.
(Original rule filed Dec. 22, 1975, effective Jan. 1,
1976.)
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