141.03 No ANP Required SR 94-04, 04/94 (FAM-A) |
There is no ANP when any of the following circumstances result in termination of assistance, decreases in the level of eligibility, or decreases in the amount of benefits:
• The individual provides a written, signed request to terminate assistance.
• Individuals provide information in writing which they realize will result in the termination of assistance or decrease in the level of eligibility or amount of assistance.
Exception: For 12-month extended medical assistance (EMA), provide a ten-day ANP when the individual requests termination of benefits.
• The individual’s location is unknown, and Division mail is returned by the Postal Service indicating no forwarding address is on file.
• The individual has been accepted for assistance in a new state.
Exception: For 12-month EMA, provide a ten-day ANP when the individual loses New Hampshire residency.
• A child is removed from the home as a result of a judicial determination or is voluntarily placed in foster care by the child’s legal guardian.
• The individual is admitted or committed to a public institution and is no longer eligible for public assistance.
• The individual is placed in a nursing facility or requires long-term hospitalization.
• All individuals in the assistance group have died.
• The TANF payee has died and there is no specified relative available to serve as payee.
• The individual has been getting a positive grant adjustment and the adjustment period is complete. Notify the individual in writing, at the start of the adjustment, of the date the adjustment period will end.
• The individual requests in writing to voluntarily initiate, change, or remove a vendor payee, or to change the amount of a vendor payment.
• An individual or assistance group is closed in one case and opened in another, due to administrative procedures, and the eligibility level and benefit amount remain the same.
• For 12-month EMA, there is no ANP for any of the following situations:
- there is no longer a dependent child in the 12-month EMA assistance group,
- the individual does not meet the employment requirements,
- the individual does not file a timely quarterly report, or
- gross earned income, minus child care costs, of all assistance group members exceeds the EMA income limits.