9006.2 Adequate Notice
The notice is considered adequate when: 1) It is in writing; 2) It is a clear expression of the proposed action; 3) It explains the proposed action and the reasons for it; 4) It explains that the household has a right to request a fair hearing; 5) It gives a telephone number and the name of a person to contact for further information; 6) It notifies the household of the circumstances under which the benefits may continue; 7) It notifies the household of its liability for any overissuance received while awaiting a fair hearing if the final hearing decision is adverse to the household; 8) It notifies the household of the availability of free legal services.