General Relief Policy - Department of Public Social Services

period as these are not non-compliance
issues (i.e., the individual did not fail to
comply with any GR regulation).
GR 44-411.2 QR 7
How does the extended suspend period apply to
QR 7 issues?
When the only outstanding issue is the QR 7, and
The QR 7 is returned at any time during the
extended suspend period, and
The individual is otherwise eligible, and
There are no changes on the QR 7 which impact
eligibility or the grant amount,
Aid is rescinded effective the first of the month
following the termination date. There is no break in
aid and the individual is entitled to the full grant.
When there are changes that impact eligibility or the
grant amount, aid is rescinded (with any changes)
effective the date the completed QR 7 is submitted.
The individual is not entitled to a full grant. The grant
is prorated from the date the completed QR 7 is
received. An additional NOA is not required.
NOTE: LEADER is unable to rescind any day other
than the first of the month. See WA No. 52
General Relief Grant Proration on
Rescissions for additional information.
If the changes make the individual ineligible, aid is
not rescinded and an additional NOA is not required.
GR 44-411.3 Multiple
Issues of Noncompliance
How does the extended suspend period apply to
multiple issues of non-compliance?
During extended suspend, when there are multiple
reasons for non-compliance, aid cannot be rescinded
until all non-compliance issues are resolved. The
case is reviewed to ensure all outstanding issues are
resolved while the individual is in the district office.
When non-compliance has been initiated for a
sanctionable reason, such as failure to comply with
employable requirements, and it is the second or
third instance of non-compliance, aid cannot be
rescinded unless good cause has been established.