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NewUnfinished Issuance – Terminated Income and Adding Copayment for Anticipated Income

Last Updated March 5, 2025

Examples and directions for unfinished issuance Terminated Income

Subject: Child Care Subsidy, Programs Topics: Changes, Client Notice of Action, Copayment, copayment changes, diverted income, Remedy Ticket, Renewal, Unfinished Issuance, Unfinished Issuance Certification, walking up authorization, walking up childcare, walking up daycare

NewUnfinished Issuance – New Certification and Closure in 3rd Month

Last Updated March 5, 2025

Examples and directions for unfinished issuance – screen shots in separate document

Subject: Child Care Subsidy, Programs Topics: Changes, Client Notice of Action, Copayment, copayment changes, diverted income, Remedy Ticket, Renewal, Unfinished Issuance, Unfinished Issuance Certification, walking up authorization, walking up childcare, walking up daycare

NewUnfinished Issuance – New Application with Copayment in 3rd Month

Last Updated February 20, 2025

The unfinished issuance certification process allows different amounts of income to be used from month – to – month to determine the copayment. This process must be used so that an incorrect copayment does not lock in for the next 12 months. The following article details the process of a new application using unfinished issuance […]

Subject: Child Care Subsidy, Programs Topics: Anticipated Income, Changes, Client Notice of Action, Copayment, copayment changes, diverted income, Remedy Ticket, Renewal, Unfinished Issuance, Unfinished Issuance Certification

NewUnfinished Issuance – Certification with Co-payment in 2nd Month

Last Updated January 22, 2025

FACS Coding Procedures when Certifying Child Care and Adding Copayment for 2nd Month.

Subject: Child Care Subsidy Topics: 2nd month, Authorization, child care subsidy, copay, Copayment, diverted income, Unfinished Issuance

UpdatedChild Care Quick Guides

Last Updated January 31, 2025

Main article to Link to Child Care Quick Guides

Subject: Child Care Subsidy Topics: Actual Income, Anticipated Income, Authorization, backing off authorization, change action, Child Care, copay, copay effective date, Copayment, daycare, Job search, provider change, quick guide, refresh case, walking up child care

SSI and Child Care Coding

Last Updated February 27, 2024

Coding examples of when a child care recipient receives SSI.

Subject: Child Care Subsidy Topics: Child Care, Copayment, Eligible, guardian, Household, Parent, SSI, supplemental security income

Updated3 Month Job Search

Last Updated November 27, 2024

Information regarding 3 month job search.

Subject: Child Care Subsidy Topics: 2 parent household, 3 month, 3 month job search, blended rate, child care application, Childcare, Copayment, Household, Job search, Need Factor, OKDHSLive!, single parent, two-parent, weekly rate

Child Care Information

Last Updated July 31, 2020

Once a client has registered on the OK Benefits site, they will be able to login to enter the “My Services”, “My Benefits” pages. For steps on how to navigate to the My Services screen, please refer to article OK Benefits: How to Navigate Through My Benefits Once a customer has selected the particular case […]

Subject: OK Benefits Topics: Child Care Information, Child Care Provider, co-pay, Copayment, OK Benefits, Renewal Date

TANF and Child Care

Last Updated June 21, 2023

Child care may be approved for any activity that is included on a TANF client’s TW-2, TANF Work/Personal Responsibility Agreement. When a TANF case closes for failure to participate in the TANF work activity (52A), the worker closes the child care benefit effective 90-calendar days from the date the client stops participating. When TANF closes […]

Subject: Child Care Subsidy, TANF Topics: Appendix C-4, Child Care, child care renewal, Copayment, FACS, Family Share Copayment, Participation, TANF, TANF Work activity, TW-2

Appendix C-4 Overview

Last Updated October 23, 2023

Effective March, 1 2019 the DHS Appendix C-4 will be revised to include the following changes recommended by the Federal Government: 1. Income Eligibility set at the federal maximum (85% of SMI) This will eliminate separate entry and exit thresholds and the graduated phase out. 2. Remove number of children in care as a […]

Subject: Child Care Subsidy Topics: Appendix C-4, copay, Copayment, Policy, policy changes, SMI, State Median Income

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Topic: Copayment