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3. Live-in attendants whether or not they purchase and prepare their food separately from the household they provide medical, housekeeping, childcare or similar personal services. NOTE: Live-in attendants may receive benefits separately on their own case. There is the possibility the household who they provide services for receives benefits on one case, and the live-in attendant receives benefits on another case even though they do not purchase and prepare food separately. 4. Ineligible students (SNAP 201-5). 5. Other individual(s) or families living with the household but purchase and prepare food separately. 6. Individuals residing in an institution providing more than half of their meals each day as part of the institution's normal services. This includes students living on or off campus, who buy a meal ticket from the institution when the amount of purchased meal ticket equals more than half of their meals each day. It does not matter if the purchase of the meal ticket is required or by choice. If a student eats or purchases more than 50 percent of his/her meals on campus, he/she is considered a resident of an institution and therefore, not eligible for participation in SNAP. The OPA discusses with the student the number of meals the student anticipates eating/ purchasing on campus and determines whether or not the number of meals purchased exceeds 50 percent of three meals daily in any given month. 7. Foster children the household chooses not to include in the SNAP assistance unit. 8. Individuals detained in federal, state or local penal correctional facilities or other detention institutions for the majority of the month. NOTE: Individuals on house arrest or living in the home under probation or parole are eligible as long as they meet all financial and non-financial requirements. 9. Individuals who have received benefits in another state or benefits from the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR). MAJORITY OF THE MONTH: An individual is a household member when the individual is residing in or is anticipated to reside in the household for the majority of the month. REQUIRED HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS (FILING UNIT): Individuals required to be included in the filing unit: