General Relief Policy - Department of Public Social Services

NOA prior to the end of the extended suspend
period:
The individual’s jail release papers are reviewed
and aid rescinded effective the date of release or
the first of the month whichever is later.
If the individual is unable to provide release
papers, the County of Los Angeles Sheriff’s
Department Inmate Information Center is
accessed via the internet at:
http://pajis.lasd.org/ajis_search.cfm.
When the individual is unable to provide jail
release papers or is claiming he/she was never in
jail and the jail release information was not
available on the Sheriff’s Inmate Information
Internet site, the individual is fingerprinted.
GR 44-406.4 Results of
Fingerprinting
What action is needed after the individual is
fingerprinted?
If there is a fingerprint match, aid is rescinded
effective the date the individual comes to the
office or the first of the month after termination,
whichever is later.
If there is NO fingerprint match, a new
application must be made.
NOTE: If an individual is in jail for 30 days or more,
a fraudulent overpayment exists. However,
for the jail match process only, if the
individual is eligible to cash benefits on the
first of the month, he/she is deemed to be
eligible for the entire month.
A new application must be made whenever an
individual contacts the Worker after the extended
suspend period.
GR 44-406.5 Non-
Receipt/Incomplete QR
7
How are terminations for non-receipt/incomplete
QR 7s handled?
When termination is due to non-receipt/incomplete
QR 7, the individual is given the opportunity to
complete and submit the QR 7 at the GR hearing, or
at any time during the extended suspend period,
prior to or on the third Thursday of the month
following the effective month of termination. Upon
completion/submission of the QR 7, the decision to