AFS Policy: Good Cause

Good cause – is a term used to indicate the applicant or recipient has a good reason for not cooperating with or fulfilling a program requirement to receive benefits.  Policy regarding this term is located at:

  • Child Care Subsidy:
  • Refugee Resettlement Program:
  • SNAP:
    • 340:50-5-68. Social Security numbers;
    • 340:50-5-85. Work registration;
    • 340:50-5-86. Persons exempt from work registration;
    • 340:50-5-87. Work registration procedures;
    • 340:50-5-89. Voluntary quit and reduction of work effort;
    • 340:50-5-92. Good cause determination for voluntary quit or reduction in work effort;
    • 340:50-5-94. Penalty for voluntary quit;
    • 340:50-5-100. Able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) work requirements and time limits;
    • 340:50-9-6. Procedures relating to food benefit certification renewals; and
    • 340:50-13-2. Hearing based on any action relating to a food benefit or case.
  • SoonerCare (Medicaid):
    • 317:35-5-4. Determining categorical relationship to the disabled.
    • 317:35-5-7. Determining categorical relationship to the children and parent and caretaker relative groups; and
    • 317:35-6-64.1. Transitional Medical Assistance (TMA).
  • TANF:
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