AFS Policy: Fair Hearing

Fair hearing –The purpose of the fair hearing/appeal is to allow a client to protest a negative action taken by a worker or a failure to act in relation to benefits administered by AFS.  Policy regarding this term is located at:

  • DHS Fair Hearing rules:
    • 340:2-5-60 Legal Basis
    • 340:2-5-61 Client hearings conducted by the Appeals Unit
    • 340:2-5-62 Definitions
    • 340:2-5-63 Time
    • 340:2-5-64 Hearing request
    • 340:2-5-65 Explanations by the local office when a client or authorized representative indicates that a hearing is desired
    • 340:2-5-66 Hearing summary
    • 340:2-5-67 Appeals Unit action following hearing request receipt
    • 340:2-5-68 Communications with the administrative hearing officer (AHO)
    • 340:2-5-69 Local office contact with client after hearing notice receipt
    • 340:2-5-70 Hearing continuance, withdrawal, and dismissal
    • 340:2-5-71 Presence of Oklahoma Department of Human Services (DHS) employees or DHS records at hearings
    • 340:2-5-72 Hearing issue, standard of review, and burden of proof
    • 340:2-5-73 Hearing procedures
    • 340:2-5-74 Evidence
    • 340:2-5-75 Reopened hearings
    • 340:2-5-76 Hearing decision
    • 340:2-5-77 Action by local office following receipt of decision
    • 340:2-5-78 Administrative disqualification hearings
    • 340:2-5-79 Telephonic hearings
    • 340:2-5-80 Director review of administrative hearing officer (AHO) decision
    • 340:2-5-81 General authority of the appeals unit supervisor and administrative hearing officer
  • Child Care Subsidy:
  • LIHEAP:
  • Public Assistance Procedures (all programs):
  • Refugee Resettlement Program
  • SNAP:
  • SoonerCare (Medicaid)[ABD]:
    • 317:35-5-41.8. Eligibility regarding long-term care services;
    • 317:35-9-68. Determining financial eligibility for care in an ICF/IID (public and private), for HCBW/IID services, and for persons age 65 or older in mental health hospitals;
    • 317:35-17-11. Determining financial eligibility for ADvantage program services; and
    • 317:35-19-21. Determining financial eligibility for care in NF.
  • SSP:
  • TANF:
    • 340:10-1-3. State Plan for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF);
    • 340:10-2-2. Sanction process; and
    • 340:10-10-2. Physical or mental incapacity of the natural or adoptive parent.
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