173.17 Required Verification for 12-Month Coverage SR 94-04, 04/94 (FAM-A)

The individual must verify household earnings and necessary child care costs for each reporting period. When appropriate, the individual must verify good cause claims for not returning a timely, completed Form 890 or failure to be employed.

 

Eligibility Factor

Acceptable Proof

Earnings

• A statement from the employer which provides the gross amount and frequency of earnings for each of the 3 months in the report period.

• Form 890A, Quarterly Wage Verification, or

• Pay stubs or envelopes.

Child care costs

• A statement, receipts, or bills from the child care provider which provides the amount and frequency of child care costs for each of the 3 months of the report period.

• A statement from a third-party payor which specifies the amount subject to reimbursement.

Mail Delay

• The postmark on the envelope in which form 890 was returned to the District Office is dated prior to the due date.

• Form 890, or the envelope, was date stamped by the District Office on or before the due date.

Emergency

• A signed and dated statement from the parent/caretaker relative describing the emergency and how it specifically resulted in late return of Form 890 or loss of employment.

Illness

• A signed and dated statement from the parent/caretaker relative or a physician describing the duration and nature of the illness and how the illness specifically resulted in late return of Form 890.

• A signed and dated statement from the parent/caretaker relative describing the duration and nature of the illness and how the illness specifically resulted in loss of employment.

Involuntary loss of employment

• A signed and dated statement from the employer which indicates that the individuals termination of employment was involuntary,

• A layoff or firing notice,

• Receipt of unemployment benefits,

• A statement from NHES indicating the parent/caretaker relative is eligible for unemployment benefits, or

• A notarized statement from an individual who has direct knowledge of the circumstances which caused the parent/caretaker relatives involuntary loss of employment.