793-5          OTHER IPVIntentional Program Violation DISQUALIFICATION INFORMATION

 

793-5 A.      DISQUALIFICATIONS FROM OTHER STATES OR NFAPNative Family Assistance Program

 

An individual who applies for Alaska Temporary Assistance and is disqualified for an IPVIntentional Program Violation by a TANF program in another state or by a Native Family Assistance Program (NFAP) must serve the remainder of the disqualification period imposed by the other program.

 

Also, any previous IPVIntentional Program Violation disqualifications from another state or NFAPNative Family Assistance Program must be considered when determining the length of a new IPVIntentional Program Violation disqualification period under Alaska Temporary Assistance. For example, if an individual has already been disqualified for six months in another state's program or NFAPNative Family Assistance Program for a first violation, he or she will be subject to a 12-month disqualification under ATAPAlaska Temporary Assistance Program for a second violation.

 

793-5 B.      CHANGES IN HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

 

IPVIntentional Program Violation disqualifications are assessed against individuals. When a disqualified individual leaves or enters an assistance unit, the disqualification follows them.

 

For applicant households:

 

If a disqualification individual joins or leaves an assistance unit after the date of application but before eligibility is determined and benefits authorized, this change must be included in the initial determination.

 

For recipient households:

 

 

 

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