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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

8 of 20 THE DURATION OF THE ELIGIBILITY PERIOD SHALL BE AS LONG AS THE WORKER, WITH SUPERVISORY APPROVAL, DETERMINES THE CONDITIONS EXIST.

6) CONDITIONAL ENTRANT

A CONDITIONAL ENTRANT IS A NON-CITIZEN THAT IS GRANTED CONDITIONAL ENTRY UNDER SEC 203(A)(7) OF THE INA AS IN EFFECT BEFORE 4/1/1980.

CONDITIONAL ENTRANTS MUST MEET AN ADDITIONAL CONDITION OUTLINED IN B-220-2- FITAP-PO TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR BENEFITS.

• ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION

o INS FORM I-94 (ARRIVAL/DEPATURE RECORD) WITH STAMP SHOWING ADMISSION UNDER SEC 203(a)(7) OF THE INA;

o INS FORM I-688 B (EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZATION CARD) ANNOTATED “274a.12(a)(3)”; OR;

o INS FORM I-766 (EMPLOYMENT AUTHORIZATION DOCUMENT) ANNOTATED “A3.”

7) CUBAN OR HAITIAN ENTRANT

A CUBAN OR HAITIAN ENTRANT IS AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS FLED TO THE U.S. FROM EITHER CUBA OR HAITI TO EXCAPE OPPRESSION, PERSECUTION, NATIONAL DISTRESS, OR ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS. TO BE CONSIDERED A CUBAN OR HAITIAN ENTRANT, A NON-CITIZEN NEEDS TO BE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:

• AN INDIVIDUAL GRANTED PAROLE AS A CUBAN OR HAITIAN ENTRANT (STATUS PENDING) OR GRANTED ANY OTHER SPECIAL STATUS ESTABLISHED UNDER THE IMMIGRATION LAWS FOR NATIONALS OF CUBA OR HAITI, OR,

• ANY OTHER NATIONAL OF CUBA OR HAITI WHO:

o WAS PAROLED INTO THE U.S. AND HAS NOT ACQUIRED ANY OTHER STATUS UNDER THE INA,

o IS THE SUBJECT OF REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE INA, OR,

o HAS AN APPLICATION FOR ASYLUM PENDING WITH THE INA.

NON-CITIZENS CLASSIFIED AS CUBAN OR HAITIAN ENTRANTS ARE CONSIDERED QUALIFIED NONCITIZENS AND ARE NOT SUBJECT TO ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS.