.412 Did the applicant noncitizen, the applicant noncitizen’s parents (up through the quarter the applicant turned 18, including credits earned before the child was born) and/or spouse (for work performed during their marriage and the noncitizen remains married to such spouse or such spouse is deceased) ever perform work for a United States business or the U.S. government, while not residing in the United States? If so, for how many calendar quarters or years? If an applicant noncitizen neither lived in the U.S. at least 10 years, or worked for a United States business or the U.S. government while living in another country; or if the combination of years lived in the United States and worked for a United States business or the U.S. government while living in another country totals less than 10 years, then the applicant noncitizen shall be denied food stamps. If the total is at least 10 years, then question C (Section 63-405.413) shall be asked.
Did the applicant noncitizen, the applicant noncitizen’s parents (up through the quarter the applicant turned 18, including credits earned before the child was born) and/or spouse (for work performed during their marriage and the noncitizen remains married to such spouse or such spouse is deceased) ever perform work for a United States business or the U.S. government, while not residing in the United States? If so, for how many calendar quarters or years? If an applicant noncitizen neither lived in the U.S. at least 10 years, or worked for a United States business or the U.S. government while living in another country; or if the combination of years lived in the United States and worked for a United States business or the U.S. government while living in another country totals less than 10 years, then the applicant noncitizen shall be denied food stamps. If the total is at least 10 years, then question C (Section 63-405.413) shall be asked.