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DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES FAMILY INVESTMENT ADMINISTRATION SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP) MANUAL RESOURCES Section 200 Page 3

200.32 Jointly Owned Resources A. Consider resources owned jointly by two or more households totally available to the applicant unless the applicant can demonstrate that the resource is inaccessible. B. Consider a resource unavailable to the household if it cannot be practically subdivided and the household’s access to it is dependent on the agreement of the joint owner who refuses to comply. C. Count only the accessible portion if a household has access to only a portion of a resource. Disregard the entire value of the resource if it is totally inaccessible because the joint owner refuses to cooperate. D. Consider the resources of residents of shelters for battered women and children (as defined in Section 103 of this manual) as inaccessible when: 1. The resources are jointly owned by members of their former household; and 2. The resident’s access to the resources is dependent on the agreement of the joint owner who still resides in the former household. 200.33 Resources of Non-Household Members A. Exclude the resources of non-household members in non-categorically eligible households, such as ineligible students, unless the individual is: 1. Disqualified for failure to provide a social security number, 2. An ineligible alien, 3. Disqualified for an Intentional Program Violation (IPV), 4. A felony drug felon, 5. A fleeing felon, 6. Disqualified for failure to comply with work requirements, or 7. An able-bodied adult without dependents (ABAWD). B. For the above categories of disqualified persons, count the person’s resources as available to the remaining eligible household members. ______________________________________________________________________ REVIEWED JUNE 2026