CSEA.
Preliminary Good Cause Decision: If the applicant has indicated an intent to claim good cause, a referral to CSSD should not be made until the good cause claim has been filed and decided. In the meantime, the CSEA screen should be coded indicating a decision is underway (using the PD code in the Coop Field) so that benefits can be issued.
If
a good cause claim is denied; the caseworker should then complete
all related screens.
If the good cause claim is approved; information is not completed on the APID screen, the CSEA screen is coded for good cause, and a referral to CSSD is not made.
Transfer to new case number: If a new case is being opened for a child who was previously on another case, some but not all noncustodial parent information attached to that child will automatically transfer to the new case number. The caseworker must update the information for the noncustodial parent so that an appropriate referral is sent to CSSD.
Example:
A Family Medicaid case consisting of mom and her 7-year son, Johnny, is
closed for excess resources. Johnny
is transferred to a new Denali KidCare case number. All
of the noncustodial (absent) parent information on Johnny’s father that
was recorded on EIS as part of the Family Medicaid case number is automatically
transferred to the Denali KidCare case number, except that the ACTION
# field on the APID screen is blank. In
order for CSSD to capture this same noncustodial parent information on
Johnny’s Denali KidCare case number, the caseworker must assign the noncustodial
(absent) parent a number in the ACTION # field.
Using the same case number: If a case closes and is registered to the same number at a later date, the APID may still have the noncustodial parent information that was entered previously. If the applicant has requested a good cause determination, all of this information should be deleted. If the good cause determination is not approved, all noncustodial parent screens must be updated and the case referred to CSSD.
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