14.11 Failure to Comply with a Work Requirement Under Title IV of the Social Security Act, or an Unemployment Compensation Work Requirement.

A. An individual exempt from SNAP work requirements who fails to comply with the title IV- A or unemployment compensation work requirement will be treated as though he or she failed to comply with SNAP work requirements. 1. If the agency determination of noncompliance with a title IV-A or unemployment compensation work requirement leads to a denial or termination of the individual's or household's SNAP benefits, the individual or household has a right to appeal the decision. 2. In cases where the individual is disqualified from the title IV-A program for refusal or failure to comply with a title IV-A work requirement, but the individual meets one of the work registration exemptions, the agency may apply the identical title IV-A disqualification on the individual under SNAP. The agency must impose such optional disqualifications in accordance with the provisions of § 273.11(1). 3. If the agency determination of noncompliance with a title IV-A or unemployment compensation work requirement leads to a denial or termination of the individual's or household's SNAP benefits, the individual or household has a right to appeal the decision. 4. In cases where the individual is disqualified from the title IV-A program for refusal or failure to comply with a title IV-A work requirement, but the individual meets one of the work registration exemptions, the agency may apply the identical title IV-A disqualification on the individual under SNAP. Source: 7 CFR §273.7(f)(7) Revised: March 2022