Overpayment – an overpayment claim occurs when a household receives more benefits or a child care provider receives more payment than it is entitled to receive.  Overpayments may be classified as inadvertent household errors (IHE), agency error (AE), willful misrepresentation, or intentional program violation (fraud).  Policy regarding this term is located at:

• Child Care Subsidy: 
  • 340:40-7-10. General provisions regarding income;
  • 340:40-9-2. Case changes;
  • 340:40-15-1. Overpayments; and
  •  340:40-15-2. Fraud.
• Public Assistance Procedures (SSP & TANF): 
  • 340:65-1-3. Case records;
  • 340:65-1-5. Authorization to destroy numbered closed case records or information and referral only material
  • 340:65-3-6. Cash assistance payment procedures
  • 340:65-5-1. Case changes;
  • 340:65-9-1. Scope and applicability;
  • 340:65-9-2. Overpayments by classification;
  • 340:65-9-4. Fraud;
  • 340:65-9-6. Development of repayment; and
• SNAP: 
  • 340:50-11-46. Restoration of lost benefits;
  • 340:50-15-1. Scope and applicability;
  • 340:50-15-3. Overpayment claim procedures;
  • 340:50-15-4. Overpayments by classification;
  • 340:50-15-6. Development of repayment;
  • 340:50-15-7. Suspension of collection efforts;
• SoonerCare (Medicaid):
  • 317:35-5-4. Determining categorical relationship to the disabled;
  • 317:35-5-42. Determination of countable income for individuals categorically related to aged, blind and disabled; and
  • 317:35-13-5. Overpayments.
• TANF:
  • 340:10-3-4. Real property other than home property;
  • 340:10-3-26. General provisions regarding income;
  • 340:10-3-28. Lump sum payments;
  • 340:10-3-33. Individual earned income exemptions;
  • 340:10-3-57. Special considerations;
  • 340:10-3-59. Assistance benefits;
  • 340:10-10-7. Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) responsibilities in relation to support payments; and
  • 340:10-15-3. Sponsored aliens.