cp 49-055 benefit determinations - Department of Public Social ...

NOTE: A person who is outside the United Sates for at
least 30 consecutive days is considered to remain
outside the United States until he or she has been
back in the United States for at least 30
consecutive days.
EXAMPLE 1:
Mr. Men left the United States on March 1 st and returned on
April 1 st . Counting March 2 nd through March 31 st , he was
outside the United States for 30 consecutive days; thus his
absence continues for an additional 30 days through April
30 th . He remains eligible for March because he was not
outside the country for the entire month. However, he is
ineligible for April, and is otherwise eligible effective May 1 st .
EXAMPLE 2;
Mr. Ruiz left the United States on July 1 st and returned on
August 1 st . Counting July 2 nd through July 31 st , he was
outside the United States for 30 consecutive days and his
absence continues for another 30 days. Beginning with the
day of his return and counting through August 30 th , he was
not absent for any full calendar month and is therefore
eligible for both July and August.
• Fails to file for all other possible benefits.
See CP 49-045.3 - Filing for Other Benefits - for more
information
NOTE: LEADER generates and mails, in English and Spanish,
a denial or termination NOA, as appropriate, in the
above situations. NOAs in other languages are out of
drawer.
Does non-compliance with other assistance programs affect
CAPI eligibility?
Yes, non-compliance with other assistance programs affects
CAPI eligibility. Any person who is eligible for assistance from a
federal or State cash aid program and who is denied or
terminated due to failure or refusal to comply with the
requirements of that program is ineligible for CAPI. However, if
the person was denied/terminated for another reason, he/she
may be eligible to CAPI.
See CP 49-025.1 - Age and Disability - for more information
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