IM-071 – FAMIS SUPPLEMENTAL AID TO THE BLIND (SAB) AND BLIND PENSION (BP) ADJUSTMENT

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#071, 12/19/2018

TO: ALL FAMILY SUPPORT OFFICES
FROM:  PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:   FAMIS SUPPLEMENTAL AID TO THE BLIND (SAB) AND BLIND PENSION (BP) ADJUSTMENT

MANUAL REVISION #51
0415.005
0510.000.00
BP PRORATION CHART

DISCUSSION:

Effective July 1, 2018, the maximum grant for SAB and BP increases from $738 to $750. A Family Assistance Management Information System (FAMIS) mass adjustment was completed the weekend of June 9, 2018.

This memorandum discusses the following:

ELIGIBILITY UNITS (EUS) IN THE CONTROLLED FLOW

If an eligibility unit (EU) with existing SAB/BP income is in the FAMIS controlled flow, the SAB/BP grant amount will not be adjusted. These cases will appear on the “Cases Not Adjusted/Error” Report and will not be adjusted by the system until the controlled flow is completed. Priority attention must be given to this listing as participant’s SAB/BP grant amount will be incorrect beginning July 1, 2018.

When the case is taken through the flow a July 2018 budget and subsequent budget months must be entered, FAMIS will then calculate the deficiency or retroactive SAB/BP grant amount and issue those payments to the participant. To check for deficiency or retroactive SAB/BP payment issuance after the overnight batch process, view the Payment History (PAYHIST/FM5F) screen.

NOTE: Deficiency (DEF) payments are issued if the month for which they are intended has passed; retroactive (RTO) payments are issued if the month for which they are intended is the current month.

CONFLICT OF ACTIONS

FAMIS adjusts the income on EUs with a pending adverse action at the time of the mass adjustment. This results in a conflict of actions because one adverse action must be completed or voided before the new action can be taken. The Eligibility Specialist receives the alert “OUTSTANDING ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION”. The conflict must be resolved by the Eligibility Specialist.

Access the Action Resolution (ACTRES/ FM5O) screen and void the pending adverse action, if appropriate. Each action must be reviewed to ensure a needed action is not voided.

Adverse actions with reasons APT, MIN, or COO should only be voided if the participant has taken the necessary steps to resolve the closing reason. IF they have not cooperated, by rescheduling the appointment, providing missing releases, etc., do not void the action. FAMIS will resolve the conflict when the initial closing is acted upon.

If it is determined that the previous action can be voided, refer to the user guide Changing an Adverse Action Status for instructions how to void. After voiding the adverse action, access the Eligibility Determination Resolution (EDRES/ FM3Y) screen, run a new eligibility determination, and authorize the new adverse action. FAMIS will produce an Adverse Action Notice (FA510) or a MO HealthNet Adverse Action Notice (FA410) and take action when the notice has expired.

OTHER ACTIONS

For eligibility determinations completed on or before June 9, 2018, FAMIS will use the previous SAB/BP grant amount for the budget months through June 2018. For eligibility determinations completed June 10, 2018 or after, FAMIS will use the previous SAB/BP grant amount for budget months through June 2018 and use the new SAB/BP grant amount for the month of July 2018 and ongoing.

NOTICES

A Claimant Action Notice (FA150) is sent for the following types of cases during the mass adjustment, notifying them of the July 2018 change of benefits:

  • all Child Care cases adjusted;
  • all Temporary Assistance cases adjusted;
  • all Food Stamps case adjusted.

No action notice is being sent for Food Stamps, or Temporary Assistance cases that result in no change (NOCH) in benefits due to the SAB/BP mass adjustment.

An Adult MO HealthNet Adverse Action Notice (FA420) will be sent for Adult MO HealthNet cases that result in a change in benefits due to the SAB/BP adjustment. An Adult MO HealthNet Benefit Notice (FA460) will be sent once the adverse action notice expires.

FAIR HEARING REQUEST

If the EU requests a fair hearing, send the request to the Hearings Unit the same day.

NECESSARY ACTION:

  • Review this memorandum with appropriate staff.

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IM-070 – MOHEALTHNET ELIGIBILITY UNDER SECTION 1619 OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#070, 12/18/2018

TO: ALL FAMILY SUPPORT OFFICES
FROM:  PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:  MO HEALTHNET ELIGIBILITY UNDER SECTION 1619 OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT

MANUAL REVISION #50
0850.000.00
0850.005.00
0850.005.05
0850.005.10
0850.005.20
0850.010.00
0850.015.00
0850.020.00

DISCUSSION:

The purpose of this memorandum is to introduce revisions to the current Medical Assistance Manual Sections related to eligibility for Title XIX MO HealthNet under Section 1619 of the Social Security Act.

1619 status approval through Social Security occurs when disabled individuals lose SSI eligibility due to income from employment. The threshold amount Social Security uses to measure gross earnings for potential 1619 beneficiaries in Missouri as of January 1, 2018 is $37,188 and changes annually. These individuals continue to meet the SSI disability requirements, and their earnings are excluded for MO HealthNet if all other MO HealthNet 1619 eligibility requirements are met.

There are three distinct eligibility requirements. A MO HealthNet recipient must:

  • be approved for 1619 status by Social Security,
  • fall below the Section 1619 resource maximum, and
  • the participant must have received MO HealthNet in the month prior to being approved for 1619 status by the Social Security Administration.

1619 cases are no longer processed in Legacy. The revised manual sections have been updated to remove Legacy system processes, and provide clarification to current policy. The new Section 1619 Eligibility Guide will be helpful when completing eligibility determinations for MO HealthNet 1619.

NECESSARY ACTION:

  • Review this memorandum with appropriate staff.

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IM-069 – BLIND PENSION ADDENDUM

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#069, 12/18/2018

TO: ALL FAMILY SUPPORT OFFICES
FROM:  PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:    BLIND PENSION ADDENDUM

DISCUSSION:

Due to changes to the Blind Pension (BP) program, additional information is required to complete an application or reinvestigation.

A Blind Pension Addendum has been designed to gather the additional driver license information required.

The BP Addendum is required for each person making application for Blind Pension, August 28, 2018 or later. The BP Addendum is required for all reinvestigations beginning August 28, 2018, through and including reinvestigations for October 2018. Reinvestigation forms (FA402) sent by FAMIS for November 2018 will include the necessary questions. A form must be completed by each individual who is requesting or receiving Blind Pension and must be signed by the individual or the authorized representative.

Send the BP Addendum with all mailed paper applications.

Send the BP Addendum with an FA325 Request for Information or an IM31a Request for Information, allowing 10 days for it to be returned, for all pending applications and reinvestigations, as listed above. If it is not returned, the application maybe rejected, or action maybe started to close the case for failure to provide requested information.

NOTE: The BP Addendum must be sent by certified mail.

NECESSARY ACTION:

  • Review this memorandum with appropriate staff.
  • Require the Blind Pension Addendum for all applications beginning August 28, 2018.
  • Require the Blind Pension Addendum for all reinvestigations beginning August 28, 2018 through and including reinvestigations for October 2018.

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IM-064 MO HEALTHNET ELIGIBILITY REVIEW INFORMATION (FA-402) REVISIONS FOR MO HEALTHNET FOR THE AGED, BLIND, AND DISABLED (MHABD) PROGRAMS

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#064, 12/10/2018

TO: ALL FAMILY SUPPORT OFFICES
FROM:  PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:   MO HEALTHNET ELIGIBILITY REVIEW INFORMATION (FA-402) REVISIONS FOR MO HEALTHNET FOR THE AGED, BLIND, AND DISABLED (MHABD) PROGRAMS

DISCUSSION:

The purpose of this memorandum is to introduce changes made to the FA-402.

Additional information has been added to allow the MO HealthNet Eligibility Review Information (FA-402) form to be used as an application during the ninety (90) day reconsideration period for all MHABD cases. If a case was closed for failure to return the annual review, and the completed FA-402 is returned more than thirty (30) days after the closing date, but within ninety (90) days from the date the case closed as per IM-63, November 21, 2018, the participant is not required to complete a new application form.

The revised FA-402 is available in the IM Forms Manual.  The same version of the FA-402 will be automatically generated by the Family Assistance Management Information System (FAMIS).

NECESSARY ACTION:

  • Review this memorandum with appropriate staff
  • Destroy all paper versions of the FA-402

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IM-068 – Increase in Vendor Maximum Monthly Maintenance Standard and Minimum and Maximum Spousal Share

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#068, 12/10/2018

TO: ALL FAMILY SUPPORT OFFICES
FROM:  PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:    INCREASE IN VENDOR MAXIMUM MONTHLY MAINTENANCE STANDARD AND MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM SPOUSAL SHARE

MANUAL REVISION #47
0815.030.10.10.10
1030.035.10
1030.035.20
1030.035.25
APPENDIX B

DISCUSSION:

Effective January 1, 2019, the Maximum Monthly Maintenance Standard, and the minimum and maximum spousal share amount are increased.

MAINTENANCE STANDARDS

The new Maximum Monthly Maintenance Standard is $3161.00. IM Manual Section 0815.030.10.10.10 and APPENDIX B have been updated to reflect the change effective January 1, 2019.

The Minimum Monthly Maintenance Standard of $2058 was announced in 2018 IM Memo #47, dated August 6, 2018.

SPOUSAL SHARE

The new minimum spousal share is $25,284.00. The new maximum spousal share is $126,420.00. Both amounts become effective for any assessment completed on or after January 1, 2019. IM Manual Sections 1030.035.10, 1030.035.20 and 1030.035.25 have been updated to reflect the spousal share increases effective January 1, 2019.

NECESSARY ACTION:

  • Review this memorandum with appropriate staff.

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IM-063 MO HEALTHNET FOR THE AGED, BLIND, AND DISABLED (MHABD) PROGRAMS ANNUAL REVIEW POLICY UPDATES

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#063, 11/27/2018

TO:  ALL FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION OFFICES
FROM:  PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:  MO HEALTHNET FOR THE AGED, BLIND, AND DISABLED (MHABD) PROGRAMS ANNUAL REVIEW POLICY UPDATES
MANUAL REVISION #47
0840.000.00
0840.005.00
0840.005.05

DISCUSSION:

This memorandum introduces revisions to the Annual Review section of the Adult MO HealthNet Policy Manual.

  • Annual Review (general overview)
    • Annual Reviews are to be completed once every 12 months.
  • Reconsideration Period
    • When the MO HealthNet Eligibility Review Information form (FA-402) is received within thirty (30) days of the action to close the case, and all information is present, the annual review can be completed. The case can be reopened without a lapse in coverage.
    • When the MO HealthNet Eligibility Review form is received after the 30th day but within 90 days of the case closing, the review form may be used in place of an Application.

NECESSARY ACTION:

  • Review this memorandum with appropriate staff.

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IM-066 PROTECTED CASELOADS – OBSOLETE

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#066, 11/26/2018

TO:  ALL FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION OFFICES
FROM:  PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:  PROTECTED CASELOADS

DISCUSSION:

The purpose of this memo is to update IM-#54 (5/25/2017) regarding Protected Caseloads.

Protected Caseloads have been established in the Family Assistance Management Information System (FAMIS) and Missouri Eligibility Determination and Enrollment System (MEDES) to protect Family Support Division (FSD) employees from inadvertently accessing or taking action on protected cases.

All applications and active cases where an FSD employee is a member of the household must be assigned to a protected caseload. Only Eligibility Specialists assigned to a protected caseload may authorize benefits for other FSD employees. Every FSD employee is responsible for immediately notifying their supervisor when a conflict or possible conflict arises so that the supervisor can make other arrangements for handling the client’s case.

Protected Load procedures are based on the following DSS Administrative Policies:

Conflict of Interest (2-500), which states that employees “are to perform their assigned duties in a manner which precludes any potential for a conflict of interest or the appearance of a conflict of interest” and “are specifically prohibited from any direct or indirect involvement in determining eligibility for or providing services to a client or applicant if the employee has any personal or financial relationship with the client or applicant. Personal relationships are defined as those that extend beyond a mere acquaintance, or which may compromise the decisions of the employee involved, either in fact or in appearance.

Work Rules (2-115) and Code of Conduct (2-120)

Information Security Management (6-100), which states workforce members are prohibited from accessing information regarding themselves, friends or relatives or making any other inquiries or updates that are not required in the performance of their official duties.

The protected load will serve applicants and recipients who meet any of the following criteria:

  • A victim of domestic violence;
  • A victim of human trafficking;
  • A participant in the Safe at Home program (Please see Safe at Home Address Procedure for FAMIS and MEDES, Email Memo #1 (2018);        
  • An employee of the Family Support Division (FSD);
  • A family member (spouse, parent or child) residing with an FSD employee (Applicant/recipient must reside in the same household has the FSD employee to be considered protected);
  • A case on which an FSD employee is the Authorized Representative;
  • A temporary employee currently assigned to FSD.

FSD Employee Applications and Active Cases

Effective immediately all applications and active cases where an FSD employee is a member of the household or an authorized representative must be assigned to a protected caseload. The employee should complete the Protected Load Cover Sheet (attached) and the Protected Load Request form (attached) then email the completed forms to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov. The email subject line should be Protected Load – Initial Notification. Employees may also call 573-751-8959 and provide their identifying information. These cases will be moved into the protected load by the Customer Relations Unit (CRU).

Employees who wish to apply for benefits may do so by:

Employees choosing to submit their application to a FSD Resource Center or online must notify the CRU. Notification can be done by completing the Protected Load Cover Sheet (attached) and the Protected Load Request Form (attached) then submitting the completed forms via email to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov, The email subject line should be Protected Load – Initial Notification or by calling 573-751-8959.

Employees who wish to report changes to their benefit cases may do so by submitting the completed Protected Load Cover Sheet via email to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov with the email subject line Protected Load – Correspondence, by faxing the information to 573-522-2886, by mailing the documentation to the FSD/CRU, P O Box 2320, Jefferson City, MO 65102, by submitting the information to a FSD Resource Center or by calling the Customer Relations Unit at 573-751-8959. (If the case is not yet in the protected load, a completed Protected Load Request Form must also be submitted.)

Local Office Process

Family Support Division Resource and Processing Centers who identify applications, change reports, reinvestigations, re-certifications, or any other documentation on cases in the protected load should date stamp all documentation, log all documentation in ITrackRS per local instruction, stop all work on the case, and scan the completed Protected Load Cover Sheet, the Protected Load Request form, and all documentation via email to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov with the subject line Protected Load – Correspondence, for review and processing.

Call Center employees who identify a protected case using the below criteria should follow the Call Center instructions regarding submitting a Protected Load call to the Customer Relations Unit. 

A protected case can be identified as follows:

FAMIS – When viewing a FAMIS case, FAMIS Program Participation (FAMISPAR/FM0D) screen of a case in the protected load will populate with information. The protected load numbers in FAMIS are 004613, 004614, 004615, and 004616.  If there is no information showing when viewing a case on FAMISPAR/FM0D, it means that the client has no benefits at this time.  The case is not a protected load case.

FAMIS (CC, TA, FS) pending tasks – If you are working a task associated to a case in the protected load, you will need to complete the Protected Load Cover Sheet and email the coversheet to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov for review and handling. Include Protected Load – Correspondence in the email subject line. Update the task to ‘completed’ after emailing the cover sheet.

FAMIS (MHABD) pending tasks – If you are working a task associated to a case in the protected load, you will need to complete the Protected Load Cover Sheet and email the coversheet to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov for review and handling. Include Protected Load – Correspondence in the email subject line. Reassign the task to Carolyn Arl, Userid: ARLWZA.

MEDES – When viewing a protected case in MEDES on the person search tab, asterisks will show under the ‘person’ and ‘address’ sections indicating that the case is sensitivity level ‘2’ (protected load case) or a sensitivity level ‘3’ (safe at home case).

MEDES Pending Tasks – If you are working a task associated to a MEDES case showing a sensitivity level ‘1,’ and find that the case meets the Protected Load criteria,  complete the Protected Load Cover Sheet (attached) and the Protected Load Request form (attached) and then email the completed forms to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov for review and handling. Include Protected Load – Correspondence in the email subject line. Update the task to ‘completed’ after emailing the cover sheet.

If a task is located on a MEDES case, where the case information is not viewable, complete the Protected Load Cover Sheet, include the task number and email the completed form to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov for review and handling. Include Protected Load – Correspondence in the email subject line.

Web Applications – When an application is received through the online application process, and it is identified as a Protected Case, please follow the steps below:

  • Update Documentation Comments to show “Protected Load App” on indexing card & un-assign the app, save changes to card.
  • Protected loads: 004613, 004614, 004615, 004616
  • App/verification will return to the indexing queue and specialized staff will register
  • Send email to Michele Thomas-CRU (CC: Anna Beckett, Carolyn Arl & Shawna Hillen)
      • Email Subject line: Web app – Protected Load received (date)
      • Body of email: Web App ID#, list programs applied for and request the CRU to register the application.

          NOTE: if it is only a verification provided separately, be sure to indicate this.

For further instructions regarding the Web application process, please view the Web App Registration and Indexing Guide in the FSD Work Site.

NOTE:  All verifications/documentation for Protected Load cases are NOT to be scanned into the ECM.  Please follow the above instructions to submit any documentation.

ATTACHMENTS

PROTECTED LOAD REQUEST FORM

Protected Load Request Form

This form is to be used when the applicant’s benefit case is not yet in the protected load but meets the criteria stated above, or, the request does not meet the criteria stated above and the applicant is requesting their case remain in, or be moved to, the protected load. This form must be completed by the employee on the applicant’s behalf. Completed forms should be emailed to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov with Protected Load – Correspondence in the subject line, for review and processing.

PROTECTED LOAD COVER SHEET

Protected Load Cover Sheet

This form is to be used by the employee as a cover sheet to provide information, such as notes, task information, along with any verification or documentation.  Completed forms should be emailed to ConfidentialFiles@ip.sp.mo.gov with Protected Load – Correspondence in the subject line. 

NECESSARY ACTION:

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IM-065 – Notification to Participants when MoHealthnet for Aged, Blind and Disabled (MHABD) Eligibility Review Forms (FA-402) are Received After the Ninety (90) Day Reconsideration Period

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#065, 11/26/2018

TO: ALL FAMILY SUPPORT OFFICES
FROM:  PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:    NOTIFICATION TO PARTICIPANTS WHEN MO HEALTHNET FOR AGED, BLIND, AND DISABLED (MHABD) ELIGIBILITY REVIEW FORMS (FA-402) ARE RECEIVED AFTER THE NINETY (90) DAY RECONSIDERATION PERIOD

DISCUSSION:

This memorandum introduces the letter staff mail to former MHABD participants who return a completed FA-402 more than ninety (90) days after their case closed for failure to complete an annual review.  This letter notifies former participants the Family Support Division (FSD) received their FA-402 more than ninety (90) days after their case closed, and they must reapply:

When the FA 402 is received:

  • Within 30 days of the date the closing action was completed on the EU Action Log (EULOG) screen, cancel close the case.
  • More than thirty (30) days but within ninety (90) days of the date the closing action was completed on the EU Action Log (EULOG) screen, use the FA 402 as an application form. The time of more than 30 days but within 90 days is called the reconsideration period.
  • Ninety-one (91) or more days after the date the closing action was completed on the EU Action Log (EULOG) screen, mail a manually generated Letter for FA-402s Returned after 90 Days.

The FA-402 may be used as an application if received more than thirty (30) days after the MO HealthNet case closes but within ninety (90) days from the closing date; however, if it is received outside the 90 day reconsideration period, the Letter for FA-402’s Returned After 90 Days must be manually generated.  The letter instructs the household to reapply and provides the methods for reapplying.  This letter must be mailed to each household who returns the FA-402 ninety-one (91) or more days after the case has closed for failure to complete the annual review.

NECESSARY ACTION:

  • Review this memorandum with appropriate staff

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IM-057 POLICY UPDATE FOR MAGI HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION WHEN ADDING A PERSON

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#057, 10/02/2018

TO:  ALL FAMILY SUPPORT OFFICES
FROM:  PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:  POLICY UPDATE FOR MAGI HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION WHEN ADDING A PERSON

DISCUSSION:

This memorandum provides updates to the examples in memo IM-#148 dated 11/28/2017. All examples provided in memo IM-#148 should be disregarded. Memo IM-#148 provided clarification to MAGI Policy Manual section, 1885.010.00 Adding a Person.

Examples in this section have been updated to correct MAGI household composition when an individual is included in multiple MAGI households.

  • When someone who physically resides in their home, that individual’s MAGI household composition will include all of the tax filer’s dependents even if the other dependents live outside of the home claims an individual under age 19 as a tax dependent.

    EXAMPLE: Joe lives with his mother who is his custodial parent. His father, Frank, and stepmother, Jane, claim Joe as a tax dependent along with their other three children. Frank and Jane’s other three children all receive MHK. Since Joe is Frank and Jane’s tax dependent, he is included in the other three children’s MAGI households when determining their eligibility for MHK benefits. Joe receives MHN coverage in his mother’s household under non-filer rules.

  • When someone who physically resides outside of their home claims an individual under age 19 as a tax dependent, the individual’s MAGI household composition will be determined by non-tax filer rules.

    EXAMPLE: (continued from above) Joe resides with his mother, Stephanie and his half-sibling, Jon. Stephanie is a tax filer and intends to only claim Jon as a tax dependent. Joe will be claimed by his father, Frank, who resides outside of the home. Joe’s MAGI household composition is determined by non-tax filer rules since an individual living outside of the home claims him. Joe’s household consists of himself, Stephanie, and Jon. Jon’s MAGI household consists of two, himself and Stephanie.

NECESSARY ACTION:

  • Review this memorandum with appropriate staff.

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IM-056 – UPDATED PRESUMPTIVE ELIGIBILITY INCOME GUIDELINES

2018 Memorandums

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION
PO BOX 2320
JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

IM-#056, 10/02/2018

TO:   ALL FAMILY SUPPORT OFFICES
FROM:   PATRICK LUEBBERING, DIRECTOR
SUBJECT:   UPDATED PRESUMPTIVE ELIGIBILITY INCOME GUIDELINES
MANUAL REVISION #44
APPENDIX A (1900.000.00)

DISCUSSION:

The purpose of this memorandum is to update the income guidelines for Presumptive Eligibility due to the increase in the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Appendix A, found in the Presumptive Eligibility Manual has been updated to reflect the new FPL.

NECESSARY ACTION:

  • Review this memorandum with appropriate staff.

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