Adequate Notice

[63-504.267]

An adequate (but not timely) notice is required in the following situations:

The County elects to use general notices to notify households of mass changes.
A household member has applied, been determined eligible for, and has received SSI/SSP benefits.
The EW is terminating the eligibility of a resident of a drug or alcoholic treatment center or of a group living arrangement when the facility:
- Loses either its certification from the appropriate State agency, or
- Has its status as an authorized representative suspended due to FNS disqualifying it as a retailer.
A household member is disqualified for an IPV. Refer to Intentional Program Violation (IPV).
The allotment of the remaining household member is reduced or terminated to reflect the disqualification of that household member. Refer to Intentional Program Violation (IPV).
Benefits are reduced or terminated as a result of the household responding to an approval notice requesting verification which was postponed for ES.
The household voluntarily requests, in writing or in the presence of an EW, that benefits be terminated.
The EW determines, based on reliable information, that the household will be moving out of the county and, therefore, will be unable to obtain its next allotment. (A NOA is not required if the household has already moved out of the county. Refer to Exemptions [63-504.266].

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