OKDHS - OAC 340:50-5-10.1. Disqualified household members

340:50-5-10.1. Disqualified household members

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Revised 6-1-10

Individual household members may be disqualified for:

(1) willful misrepresentation or fraud;
(2) failure to register for employment or participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Employment and Training Program;
(3) being a fleeing felon.
- (A) Fleeing felon means the person:
  - (i) has knowledge that a warrant has been issued for his or her arrest in relation to a felony; and
  - (ii) is acting with the intent to avoid prosecution or arrest.
- (B) When the worker has information that a person has a felony warrant issued for his or her arrest, the worker:
  - (i) does not initiate contact with law enforcement officials;
  - (ii) verifies the person has knowledge of the warrant by asking the person if he or she has satisfied the warrant; and
  - (iii) allows the person an opportunity to submit documentation showing the warrant has been satisfied. • 1
    - (I) If the warrant has not been satisfied, the person is not eligible to receive food benefits. • 2
    - (II) If the household provides verification showing the person is not a fleeing felon, the person may be included in the food benefits, if otherwise eligible; • 3
(4) failure to obtain or refusal to provide a Social Security number;
(5) not being a qualified alien;
(6) being a probation or parole violator; or • 4
(7) being an able-bodied adult without dependents and not meeting work requirements specified in OAC 340:50-5-64.

INSTRUCTIONS TO STAFF 340:50-5-10.1

Revised 6-1-10

1. The worker mails or gives Form 08AD092E, Client Contact and Information Request, allowing the person ten calendar days to provide the verification.

2. The worker documents the information in Family Assistance/Client Services (FACS) case notes. This does not affect the eligibility of other household members.

3. If verification is received showing the person is not a fleeing felon, the worker documents the information in FACS case notes.

4. The person's statement that the person is not in violation of probation or parole is sufficient unless there is information indicating otherwise. It is the person's responsibility to provide verification the violation has been resolved. Human services center staff do not initiate contact with the parole officer.

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