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Certain households may be denied or terminated if they fail to meet requirements, and program time limits from other benefits do not control food assistance eligibility. Eligibility depends on household composition, striker restrictions, citizenship/alien status, and disclosure rules for Social Security Numbers, identity verification, and residence. 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These services are available by phone or in person upon request.  \nHouseholds applying for or receiving food assistance benefits must meet all applicable eligibility requirements based on food assistance policies. Time limits and requirements of other programs do not affect a householdʼs eligibility for food assistance benefits. A household may still qualify for food assistance benefits even if eligibility ends in another program. Households must cooperate with the agency in establishing eligibility for food assistance. Failure to meet these requirements can result in a denial or termination of the food assistance case.  \nTECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS  \n1. Household Members. The food assistance household is composed of individuals who live together and purchase and prepare their meals together for home consumption. Certain individuals, such as spouses and children under age 22, must be included in one food assistance household regardless of their method of buying food and preparing meals.  \n2. Strikers. Households with striking members shall be ineligible to participate in the Food Assistance Program, unless the household was eligible for benefits the day before the strike and is otherwise eligible at the time of application. However, the household shall not receive an increased allotment as a result of a decrease in income of the striking household member(s) .  \n3. Citizenship and Alien Status. Citizenship/immigration information is used to determine eligibility for food assistance. Only  \nU.S. citizens and eligible aliens may participate in the Food Assistance Program. Any household member who is not a citizen or permanent resident alien may be left out of your food assistance household. Providing citizenship/immigration information is voluntary. The Food Assistance Division will check with the U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) only for those household members that you are asking for food assistance benefits. We will not check on the non-citizens you do not include in your food assistance household but their income may count in determining the eligibility and food assistance allotment for the other people included in the food assistance household. Failure to provide this information will result in ineligibility (no benefits) for these members.  \n4. Social Security Numbers. The collection of a Social Security Number (SSN) for each household member is authorized under the Food & Nutrition Act of 2008, as amended, 7 U.S.C. 2011-2036, to determine eligibility for food assistance. The Social Security Number is used in computer matching and program reviews or audits to make sure the household is eligible for the food assistance benefits it receives. The SSN will be used to check the identity of household members to prevent duplicate participation and to facilitate making changes. Providing a social security number for each household member is voluntary. However, failure to provide a SSN for each household member will result in disqualification of that member. You will still have to give information such as income for this member. The household must furnish a Social Security Number for each household member that you are asking for food assistance benefits. Ifa household member does not have a number, s/he must apply for one.  \n5. Residence. Households must apply for food assistance in the county in which they live. They cannot receive food assistance in more than one county or state in a month.  \n6. Work Requirements. Unless exempt from work registration, each member of your household must meet the following work requirements:  \n● must be registered for work  \n● must not quit a job voluntarily  \n● must not voluntarily reduce hours at a job  \n● must a","cbCaijyG7MYphX5o","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijyG7MYphX5o","pdf",245697,"English","# Summarized Eligibility Requirements\n## Language Assistance\n## General Eligibility Rules\n## Technical Requirements\n### Household Members\n### Strikers\n### Citizenship and Alien Status\n### Social Security Numbers\n### Residence\n### Work Requirements\n## Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWDs)\n### Special Work Requirements and Three-Month Limit\n### Exceptions to the Three-Month Limit","[{\"question\":\"What are the general eligibility requirements for food assistance households?\",\"answer\":\"Households must meet all applicable eligibility requirements based on food assistance policies and cooperate with the agency to establish eligibility. Failure to meet requirements can lead to denial or termination of the food assistance case.\"},{\"question\":\"How do citizenship and alien status rules affect eligibility?\",\"answer\":\"Eligibility is determined using citizenship/immigration information. Only U.S. citizens and eligible aliens may participate; non-citizens or non-permanent resident aliens may be left out of the food assistance household, and providing the required information is necessary to avoid ineligibility for those members.\"},{\"question\":\"What work requirements apply, and what exceptions exist for ABAWDs?\",\"answer\":\"Unless exempt, household members must meet work requirements such as registering for work and not quitting or reducing hours voluntarily. 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