Time Limits

[EAS 81-215.5]

The Diversion period month(s) may count against the 60-month time limits. Use the following chart to determine the number of months to apply to the 60-month time limit:

If the Diversion recipient...

And...

Then...

Remains off cash aid the entire Diversion period,

Only one month counts toward the 60-month time limit; no repayment is required.

Reapplies for cash aid during the Diversion period,

Chooses to count the Diversion period months against time on aid,

Count all the months of the Diversion period toward the 60-month time limit.

Chooses to repay the Diversion payment,

Do not count any of the Diversion months toward the 60-month time limit. Refer to Recoupment

Refer to Apparently Eligible [EAS 81-215.31] for more information.

Related Topics

Diversion

Diversion and Incentive Periods

Apparently Eligible

Exploring Eligibility

Referral to Resources

Intake EW Action

Referral Process to Employment Counselor (EC)

Needs

Diversion Candidate Determination

Assessment Process

Final Evaluation/Assessment

Applicant's Choice

Payment

Reapplication for CalWORKs