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MS 1210 (2) a. The individual is ineligible for KTAP but receives supportive services. The claim amount is the amount of supportive services authorized for or to the individual during the ineligible month. If it is later determined the individual was ineligible for KTAP at the time payment was authorized, establish a claim. b. The agency erroneously authorizes payments. The claim amount is the difference between the correct payment and authorized amount. c. If it is determined that the individual fraudulently received supportive services, establish a claim. The claim amount is the amount of supportive services that was authorized. Note: Failure to meet Kentucky Works Program (KWP) participation is not a reason to establish a claim on transportation payments. If transportation was authorized correctly at the time of issuance, there would be no claim. 2. FAST and Family Alternative Diversion (FAD) overpayments occur when the individual is not technically eligible for FAST/FAD. The claim amount is the total of all FAST/FAD payments issued. 3. Relocation Assistance Program (RAP) overpayments occur when: a. The individual does not meet eligibility criteria for a payment. The claim amount is the amount issued for relocation expenses. b. The individual purchases items or services that are not approved by the agency. The claim amount is the amount not spent on approved items. 4. Education bonus overpayments occur when: a. The individual receiving the bonus is not eligible for KTAP or KC in the month of graduation. b. The payment is erroneously issued. c. Proof of graduation is falsified. d. In all instances, the claim amount is the amount of the bonus. 5. Work Incentive (WIN) reimbursement overpayments occur when: a. The individual receiving WIN reimbursements is not employed. b. The household does not contain a dependent child. c. The income of the household exceeds 200 percent of the federal poverty limit. d. The earned income that caused discontinuance of the KTAP benefit is not reported timely.