SNAP: Disqualification Coding

Last Updated September 12, 2023

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Ms. Smith applied for SNAP benefits on November 15th for herself and 2 children. The worker received a G3 edit indicating Ms. Smith has been disqualified. The FSD screen verified that Ms. Smith has been disqualified for fraud for 1 year beginning on November 1. How should Ms. Smith be coded and what income will be considered?

A Coded S/N with no reason and none of her income is considered
B Coded S/O with no reason and her income will prorate
C Coded S/O with reason “fraud-14” and her income will count in its entirety.
D None of the above

Mr. Johnson has applied for SNAP benefits for himself and his 18-year-old son who is a senior in high school. Mr. Johnson has already received his 3 “K” months. He does not meet any ABAWD exemptions and has not regained eligibility. He receives $300 per month child support. How should Mr. Johnson be coded and what income will be considered?

A Coded S/O with no reason and no income will be considered
B Coded S/O with reason coded “ABAWD-80” and $150 child support income considered.
C Coded S/N with no reason and no income will be considered
D None of the above

Ms. James submitted a certification renewal for 01/01. Her son is now 1 year old and she still does not have the child’s SSN or proof of application for the SSN. How should the child be coded?

A Coded S/A
B Coded S/N with reason code “failure to meet SSN requirement – 19”
C Coded S/R with reason code “failure to meet SSN requirement – 19”
D Coded S/O with reason code “failure to meet SSN requirement – 19”

Mr. Hernandez applied for SNAP benefits for himself and his 3 citizen children. Mr. Hernandez states he is an undocumented alien from Guatemala. He has $1500 earned income. How should he be coded and what income will be considered?

A Coded S/A with all income considered
B Coded S/N with reason code “ineligible alien – 21” and no income considered
C Coded S/O with reason code “ineligible alien – 21” and the income will prorate with $750 considered
D Coded S/O with reason code “ineligible alien – 21” and the income will prorate with $1125 considered

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