General Relief Policy - Department of Public Social Services

GR 42-402.3 – Example
#2
EXAMPLE #2:
While living in Ventura County, the individual was
ordered to a rehabilitation center in Los Angeles
County, where he resided for two months. Upon
release, he declared his intent to reside in Los
Angeles County.
In this situation, because the individual lived
in another county prior to being ordered to the
rehab center in Los Angeles County, he has
not lived in Los Angeles County for 15
calendar days. Time spent in an institution is
not counted in establishing residency.
GR 42-402.4 – Example
#3
EXAMPLE #3
An individual is released from a treatment center
located outside of Los Angeles County. The
individual resided in this county for six months at
the time of his placement and returns to Los
Angeles County immediately upon release.
In this situation the intent was to reside in Los
Angeles County and there is both presence
and intent.
GR 42-402.5 – Absent
from County 60 Days
or More
Is aid terminated if the individual is absent from
the County 60 days or more?
Yes, if the individual is absent from the County 60
days or more, it is presumed that he/she no longer
resides in the County, and when the information is
input, LEADER will fail the case.
NOTE: Fifteen calendar day residency requirements
apply to GR only, not to Food Stamps.
GR 42-403 –
Verification of
Residence/
Immigration Status
GR 42-403.1 –
Verification: U.S.
Citizen
What is needed to verify Residence/Immigration
Status?
Verification is listed below:
Verification:
U.S. Citizenship
The individual’s statement on the application that
he/she is a U.S. citizen is acceptable unless
contradicted by other evidence (e.g., individual was
born in another county, conflicting information in the