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CalWORKs Policy - Department of Public Social Services

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account. The county will not be responsible for<br />

replacing any benefits to the participant. In this<br />

situation, it is the responsibility <strong>of</strong> the participant to<br />

maintain sufficient funds in his/her account.<br />

Los Angeles County will not be responsible for any<br />

garnishments deducted from benefits deposited into<br />

the designated account authorized by the<br />

participant. This means that benefits deposited and<br />

later seized or garnished (e.g., by the IRS, etc.)<br />

cannot be replaced.<br />

What action is taken when the participant<br />

reports that the benefits are not in his/her<br />

account?<br />

When a participant reports that a notification <strong>of</strong><br />

deposit was received and benefits are not in his/her<br />

account, the participant’s eligibility must be verified<br />

on LEADER. If the payments are available, the EW<br />

must:<br />

Make arrangements for the participant to<br />

immediately complete the PA 1675-4 (out <strong>of</strong><br />

drawer), Non-Receipt <strong>of</strong> Direct Deposit Affidavit.<br />

Explain to the participant that the Auditor-<br />

Controller will investigate and send a notice<br />

within 5 working days <strong>of</strong> what happened to the<br />

benefits.<br />

Forward the completed PA 1675-4 to the cashier<br />

for processing to the Auditor-Controller following<br />

the existing locked-bag procedures.<br />

If there is no record <strong>of</strong> issuance, review the case for<br />

current eligibility.<br />

See Direct Deposit – Identifying for LEADER<br />

procedures.<br />

What action is taken if the participant indicates<br />

he/she would like to access the Direct Deposit<br />

program, but has problems with ChexSystems?<br />

When the participant indicates he/she would like to<br />

access the Direct Deposit program, but has<br />

problems with ChexSystems or poor credit history,<br />

the EW is to provide the PA 1675-9 (out <strong>of</strong> drawer),<br />

Electronic Transfer Account (ETA), which provides<br />

information about the availability <strong>of</strong> an ETA.

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