Nebraska Administrative Code
Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM
Title 470 - REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM AND THE REFUGEE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Chapter 1 - GENERAL BACKGROUND
Section 470-1-009 - NOTICE OF ACTION
Current through September 17, 2024
A Notice of Action is sent to inform the applicant or recipient of any action affecting his or her eligibility.
009.01 ADEQUATE NOTICE. An adequate notice must include a statement of what action the Department intends to take, the reason for the intended action, the specific regulation or guidance document that supports the action, or the change in federal or state law that requires the action.
009.02 TIMELY NOTICE. A timely notice must be dated and mailed at least ten calendar days before the date that action would become effective, which is always the first day of the month.
009.03 ADEQUATE AND TIMELY NOTICE. In cases of intended adverse action, including action to discontinue, terminate, suspend, or reduce assistance, or to change the manner or form of payment or service to a more restrictive method, such as a protective payee, the applicant or recipient is given adequate and timely notice.
009.04 SITUATIONS REQUIRING ADEQUATE NOTICE ONLY. In the following situations, only adequate notice is required:
009.05 WAIVER OF NOTICE. An applicant or recipient may agree to waive their right to a timely notice in situations that require timely notice by providing a signed statement indicating their choice to waive the notice.
009.06 IN FRAUD CASES. At least five days' advance written notice must be given if:
009.07 CONTINUATION OF BENEFITS. Adverse action will not be carried out pending an appeal hearing if:
009.08 CONTINUATION OF NORMAL CASE ACTIONS. Normal case actions, including implementing changes to the assistance case that are not directly related to the appeal issue, are still completed pending an appeal hearing.