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8 Appendix 3300 Change #5-2016 October 1, 2016

Public Institution An institution supported wholly or in part by government funds.

Public Law A generic name for statutes passed by Congress.

Pull Check The procedure used in the State Office to stop delivery of an assistance check.

Quality Control (QC) A management tool used to determine the accuracy of eligibility and evaluation of needed corrective action.

Quarterly Recertification A quarterly recertification is a three-month mail-in recertification.

Real Property Includes, but is not limited to, land and buildings.

Reapplication A subsequent application when a case has been terminated or suspended.

Recipient An eligible person whose needs are included in the assistance unit.

Recertification A review of all factors of eligibility.

Recoupment Action to recover overpayments/overissuances made to recipients.

Redbook Value An official car valuation by National Market Reports, Inc.

Redetermination A complete review of all eligibility factors.

Registrant An applicant/recipient who is required to register for work according to program regulations.

Registrant Pool The entire group of individuals who are registered with ESC for manpower services.

Reinstatement The reopening of a case without the necessity of a signed application.

Remainder Interest The ownership of property limited by the life estate interest (See “Lifetime Right.”).

Renter An individual who pays for separate living quarters.

Replacement of Benefit Duplicate benefits issued by the county.

Resource Cash or its equivalent (liquid assets) and/or real or personal property (non-liquid assets) which are currently available to members of the FNSU.

Residence Broadly stated, the county where an applicant/recipient lives with intent to remain.

Restored Benefits Benefits issued to a FNSU that were lost due to an administrative error; by an administrative disqualification for IPV that was subsequently reversed; or when a judicial action finds that benefits were wrongfully withheld.

Resulting Trusts This exists when a party holds the title of property for the benefit of another but receives no benefit from the property.

Retroactive Benefits Benefits authorized for a period of time prior to the date of application.

Retroactive Period The first, second, or third month prior to the month of an application.

Retrospective Budgeting Computing income for the benefit month based on actual income received in a previous month.

Revocable Able to be sold or “cashed in.”

Revocable Trust A contract in which terms can be altered.