Asset Verification System: Case Queue

The following graphics refer to the features of the case queue

Home, search, help, reports, tools, logout, pcguatuser.
The Case Queue is the main screen of PCG’s AVS Portal and a repository for cases. Every page of the portal will contain a toolbar that will assist in navigating the portal.
Case Queue: return to the Home screen
Search: pinpoint cases by Case #, Registry #, Name and/or SSN.
Reporting: if applicable, access to AVS Summary and Detail Report, Case Error Report, Site Access Audit Report, and AD HOC request audit reports.
Tools: if applicable, navigate to AD HOC request or Manage Users screens.
pcguat user
User Account: navigate to edit profile or change password screens.
Help.
Help: navigate to Help screen.
Case Correction: edit or update case details
Filter.
Filter: limit view of cases by assignment status, AVS result, case status, request type, district, office, unit and/or worker
After Decision Queue
Results after decision: if applicable, access, and review account information returned after the case closed. The user will only see this based on security rights and/or cases assigned to them.

Case Queue Layout

Case Queue Layout.

Eleven key elements featured in the AVS Portal Case Queue include

The Case Queue is the main screen of PCG’s AVS Portal and a repository for cases. Eleven key elements of the AVS Portal Login screen include:

  1. Checkbox: Box located on the far-left side of the Case Queue allowing users to either “Assign” the case or “Decide” the case status, depending on user’s individual rights.
  2. Case Correction Tool/Edit: Also located on the far-left side of the Case Queue, a link that enables users to make instant edits to and initiate new AVS requests on an existing case.
  3. Request Date: Date when the applicant or beneficiary information was submitted to AVS.
  4. Request Type: Indicates the program to which an applicant or beneficiary is applying.
  5. Case Type: Indicates whether the case refers to an application or renewal case.
  6. Household size / HH size: Indicates whether the resource calculations are based on an applicant or both an applicant and a spouse.
  7. Case Name: Name used by the agency for its internal filing system.
  8. Case/Reg#: Unique combination of numbers and, in some cases, letters used by the agency for its internal filing system.
  9. Assigned To: Worker who is currently assigned to the case.
  10. AVS Result: Indicates whether the 15 days used for Financial Institutions (FIs) to respond to the AVS request have expired. Within 15 calendar days, the AVS Result column lists “Processing AVS Result”.

After 15 days, the AVS Result column indicates whether the applicant or beneficiary’s resources is currently “Over Resource”, “Under Resource”, or “No Accounts Found” depending on the account information that returns.

  1. Case Status: Indicates the current status of the case. Possible case statuses include the following:
  • New: right after cases are submitted via AD HOC or batch the case status will state ‘New’ until the processing time had begun.
  • Processing X day(s) left: Automatic count down of 15 days until a processed case should be reviewed.
  • Pending Review: 15 days have elapsed, and the case is ready to be reviewed
  • Error: Automatic status indicating to workers there is an error with processing, such as missing field(s) or invalid SSN formatting, among others.

Eligibility options under Case Status: A group of user-selected eligibility options, including

  • Review in Progress: Signifies to workers, supervisors, and reporting that the case is currently being worked.
  • Transfer Penalty: Indicates that the applicant is neither eligible nor ineligible, but that an account transfer occurred that is affecting the individual’s level of service.
  • Ineligible
    • Over Resources – Financial Accounts
    • Over Resources – Real Property
    • Over Resources – Real Property and Financial Accounts
    • Other
  • Eligible: Indicates that the case satisfies current requirements for benefits.

Withdrawn (N/A – currently under consideration for development)

Was this article helpful?

Comments or Suggestions?

We want Quest to be your source for important information that you need to succeed at in your work but we need your help:

Was this article helpful? Was it missing something you needed to get the job done?

Tell us what you think, what you know about this article. What are we doing well, and what we could do better.

All fields are required.