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Child Care Assistance Program Policy Manual Issued 05/2023 Child Support Cooperation at Redetermination 4.9.12 Redetermination processing - Reinstatement If the family submits a completed redetermination form and all required eligibility verifications within 30 calendar days after their case closes, the case can be reinstated back to the date the case closed if all other redetermination eligibility factors are met. Prior to reinstating, check PRISM or with the Child Support worker to see if the family is cooperating with Child Support for each minor child with an absent parent. The Child Support case status and cooperation code are located on the GCSC window in PRISM. • If the family is cooperating with Child Support and all other requirements are met, the case can be reinstated back to the date it closed. • If the family is not cooperating with Child Support, the case cannot be reinstated. Inform the family that cooperation is needed by the end of the 30 day reinstatement period. - If cooperation is met after the 30 day reinstatement period, the family will need to reapply for CCAP and cooperate with Child Support at application. Legal authority Minnesota Statutes 119B.09, Subd. 1 Minnesota Statutes 256.741