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Title 7: SNAP Page 2 Iowa Department of Health and Human Services Employees’ Manual Chapter D: Resources Countable Resources Revised September 27, 2024 Whose Resources to Count Whose Resources to Count Legal reference: 7 CFR 273.1(a) and (b), 273.8(i), 273.11(c) and (d); 441 IAC 65.30(3) Count the resources of the following people as being entirely available to the eligible household: ▪ All eligible members of the household who do not receive FIP or SSI. The policy in 7-C, FIP and SSI Households describes when FIP or SSI benefits are considered to be received. ▪ The portion of an alien’s sponsor and sponsor’s spouse that is attributed to the alien. See 7-I, Sponsored Aliens. Resource policies apply the same to an ineligible member’s resources as they do for eligible members. Resources that are excluded for eligible household members are also excluded for ineligible members. Count the entire value of the following ineligible members' resources towards the eligible household’s resource limit: ▪ Ineligible aliens. See 7-I, Households with Alien Members. ▪ Ineligible ABAWDS. See 7-I, Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWDS). ▪ People disqualified for intentional program violation. See 7-J, Intentional Program Violation. ▪ People disqualified for failure to provide a social security number. See 7-C, Social Security Numbers. ▪ People disqualified for failing to comply with a mandatory work registrant requirement. See 7-C, Work Requirements for MWRs. ▪ Probation or parole violators and fleeing felons. See 7-I, Fleeing Felons and Parole and Probation Violators. ▪ Residents of institutions. See Chapter 7-C, Residents of Institutions. ▪ NAC matched individuals who fail to respond to the NAC match at application, recertification, or the addition of a new household member. See 7-I, Ineligible Aliens, Ineligible ABAWDs, SSN Disqualifications, NAC Match Disqualifications. For households living in a shelter for battered women and children, see Inaccessible Resources.