.411 A delay shall be considered the fault of the household if the household has failed to complete the application process even though the CWD has taken all the action it is required to take to assist the household. The CWD must have taken the following actions before a delay can be considered the fault of the household:

(a) For households that have failed to complete the application form, the CWD must have offered, or attempted to offer, assistance in its completion. (b) In cases where verification is incomplete, the CWD must have provided the household with the FS 8; assistance when required, as specified in Section 63-300.55; and sufficient time to provide the missing verification. Sufficient time shall be at least 10 days from the date of the initial request for the particular verification that was missing. FOOD STAMP REGULATIONS Regulations APPLICATION PROCESS 63-301 (Cont.) (c) For households that have failed to appear for an interview, the CWD must have attempted to reschedule the initial inteview within 30 days of the date the application was filed. However, if the household has failed to appear for the first interview and a subsequent interview is postponed at the household's request or cannot otherwise be rescheduled until after the 20th day, but before the 30th day following the date the application was filed, the household must appear for the interview, bring verification, and register members for work by the 30th day; otherwise the delay shall be the fault of the household. If the household has failed to appear for the first interview and a subsequent interview is postponed at the household's request until after the 30th day following the date the application was filed, the delay shall be the fault of the household. If the household has missed both scheduled interviews and requests another interview, any delay shall be the fault of the household.