Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 39, September 25, 2024
(a)
The State-prescribed form must be completed:
(1) For each individual adult case and for
each family case by category.
(2)
When a child is transferred from foster care to safety net or family assistance
unless the safety net or family assistance grantee is already in receipt of
assistance in the program under which the child's needs are to be
met.
(3) When there is a permanent
change in grantee in a family assistance case.
(4) When the assistance or care is to be
given by a different district.
(5)
In the event of a reapplication more than 30 days following a case closing. For
cases closed but reopened within 30 days, the requirements of Part 351 of this
Article shall not be waived.
(6)
For a new foster care case, in the event responsibility for care and placement
of a child in foster care shall have been explicitly imposed on the social
services official by court order.
(b) The State-prescribed form is not required
to be completed under the following circumstances: For a person continuously in
receipt of some form of assistance or care from the same district, the
application form completed at the time of original application will suffice.
Transfers or reclassifications, except as required under subdivision (a) of
this section, need not be confirmed by completion of a new State-prescribed
form. When an application has been denied, reapplication within 30 days does
not require a new State-prescribed form.
(c) Signatures required. Signatures on the
State-prescribed form are required as follows:
(1) In family applications, both spouses
shall sign. In situations where a parent in the family is not married to the
other parent, both parents, if they are to be included in the grant, shall sign
the application form.
(2) Where the
case involves a single parent family, the head of the household shall
sign.
(3) Where the case involves a
single individual, such individual shall sign.
(4) In any case where the applicant, whose
signature is required, is incapable of signing the application because of
physical incapabilities, or mental incompetency, the application shall be
signed on behalf of such person by his authorized representative.
