General Relief Policy - Department of Public Social Services

individual fails to do so, the case is
denied/terminated.
‣ No further action is taken when the
individual is not eligible for benefits.
NOTE:
The intake/screening Worker advises
all veterans that VA educational benefits
may be a potential income resource.
Although the pursuit of such benefits is
not a GR requirement, all persons with
potential eligibility to these benefits are to
be encouraged to contact the Veterans
Administration to apply for these
benefits.
GR 44-121-5 – Other
Military Benefits
Are there other military related benefits?
Yes, following are several Armed Forces-related
types of income and property. These are not
Veterans Benefits and are not administered by the
Veterans Administration. Therefore, a CA 5 is not
required on any of the subjects below.
Appropriated sources of documentation are given
below.
• Individuals who receive allotments from any of
the following sources are advised to provide
documentation which specifies monthly amount
and expected duration of the benefits.
• A 30-day FAC is set up to ensure that the
individual provides the documentation within 30
calendar days.
Refer to Future Action Control – User
Initiated – Create for LEADER instructions for
setting the FAC.
• The individual’s allotment check is reviewed and
the amount recorded in Case Comments.
GR 44-121.6 –
Allotments
Allotments from active Duty Military Personnel
Servicemen currently on active duty may allot a
portion of their pay to their dependents (spouses,
children, and parents).
Documentation of allotments may be obtained