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Division/Section Family Support Chapter No./Name 4 – Economic Stability (ES) Part No./Name B – Eligibility Factors Section No./Name B-200-FITAP-SNAP Citizenship/Non-Citizen Status Document No./Name B-220-FITAP Eligibility Requirement/Non-Citizen Status Effective Date July 15, 2024
6 of 20 o LETTER FROM USCIS GRANTING ADMISSION AS A REFUGEE.
4) ASYLEE
AN ASYLEE IS A NON-CITIZEN WHO IS GRANTED ASYLUM * BY USCIS OR AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE UNDER SECTION 208 OF THE IMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT (INA). ASYLEES ARE NOT SUBJECT TO ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS AND ARE CONSIDERED QUALIFIED ALIENS.
• ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
o I-94(ARRIVAL/DEPATURE RECORD) STAMPED ADMITTED ** UNDER SEC 208,
o I-688B (EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZAITON) WITH PROVISION OF LAW CODE 274a.12(a)(5),
o I-730 APPROVAL LETTER,
o I-766 (EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZATION) ANNOTATED “A5”,
o I-571 (REFUGEE TRAVEL DOCUMENT),
o APPROVAL LETTER FROM USCIS,
o AN ORDER FROM AN IMMIGRATION JUDGE GRANTING ASYLUM, OR,
o A WRITTEN DECISION FROM THE BOARD OF IMMIGRATION APPEALS.
5) BATTERED NON-CITIZEN
A BATTERED NON-CITIZEN IS A NON-CITIZEN, NON-CITIZEN CHILD OF A BATTERED PARENT, OR THE NON-CITIZEN PARENT OF A CHILD WHO HAS BEEN BATTERED OR SUBJECTED TO EXTREME CRUELTY IN THE UNITED STATES BY A SPOUSE OR PARENT OR BY A MEMBER OF THE SPOUSE'S OR PARENT'S FAMILY RESIDING IN THE SAME HOUSEHOLD AS THE ALIEN AND/OR CHILD. THE WORKER, WITH SUPERVISORY APPROVAL, DETERMINES THERE IS A SUBSTANTIVE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE BATTERY OR CRUELTY AND THE NEED FOR ASSISTANCE AND HAS BEEN APPROVED OR HAS A PETITION PENDING.
A BATTERED NON-CITIZEN MAY BE A QUALIFIED ALIEN IF HE OR SHE MEETS ALL OF THE FOLLOWING FOUR REQUIREMENTS: