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CalWORKs Policy - Department of Public Social Services

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Step 2 - Determine the portion <strong>of</strong> the Aid<br />

Payment that must be issued via<br />

auxiliary<br />

$760 Total Aid Payment<br />

-584 Aid Payment calculated/issued by<br />

LEADER<br />

$176 Portion <strong>of</strong> the Aid Payment that must<br />

be issued via auxiliary<br />

Is there a special indicator on LEADER that<br />

must be selected for victims <strong>of</strong> trafficking<br />

and eligible family members?<br />

Yes, the “Trafficking Victim” special indicator on<br />

LEADER must be selected for all victims <strong>of</strong><br />

trafficking and eligible family members. The<br />

case must also be flagged. This allows for the<br />

identification/control <strong>of</strong> the cases.<br />

See Special Indicator - Individual for LEADER<br />

procedures.<br />

See Special Indicator - Case for LEADER<br />

procedures.<br />

Should cases <strong>of</strong> victims <strong>of</strong> trafficking be<br />

centralized with a designated EW?<br />

Yes. Until LEADER programming is complete,<br />

it is recommended that the District Director<br />

assign cases <strong>of</strong> victims <strong>of</strong> trafficking to a<br />

designated EW in the district.<br />

CW 69-202 - United States<br />

Citizenship and Immigration<br />

<strong>Services</strong> (USCIS) – Status<br />

Requirements<br />

What documentation issued by the USCIS is<br />

acceptable for benefits?<br />

The following categories <strong>of</strong> immigration are<br />

considered refugees for program eligibility. For<br />

each defined category, documentation includes<br />

but is not limited to:<br />

1. Refugee (Immigration and Naturalization Act<br />

INA section 207): Persons admitted into the<br />

U.S. because <strong>of</strong> fear <strong>of</strong> persecution in their<br />

own country.<br />

Documentation<br />

• I-94 section 207 <strong>of</strong> the INA

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