Overview 400-28-155-05

(Revised 8/1/2023)

View Archives

NDAC 75-02-01.3-13

An individual may appeal an adverse action of the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) by submitting a signed written request to the Human Service Zone office within 30 days from the date of the notice of adverse action. An individual is not required to use SFN 162, Request for Hearing when filing an appeal. However, the individual’s request for a hearing must be made in writing and signed. When a written request for a hearing is received within 10 days from the date of the notice of adverse action, benefits must continue unless the individual requests to have their benefits reduced.

Actions which are appealable include but are not limited to:

Denial of CCAP benefits

Reduction in CCAP benefits

Closing of CCAP case

Overpayment of benefits paid

Any action imposed against a household except when the sole issue is one of state or federal law requiring automatic benefit adjustments for classes of recipients (unless the reason for an individual appeal is incorrect benefit computation)

loading…

Overview 400-28-155-05

Official source

(Revised 8/1/2023)

View Archives

NDAC 75-02-01.3-13

An individual may appeal an adverse action of the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) by submitting a signed written request to the Human Service Zone office within 30 days from the date of the notice of adverse action. An individual is not required to use SFN 162, Request for Hearing when filing an appeal. However, the individual’s request for a hearing must be made in writing and signed. When a written request for a hearing is received within 10 days from the date of the notice of adverse action, benefits must continue unless the individual requests to have their benefits reduced.

Actions which are appealable include but are not limited to:

Denial of CCAP benefits

Reduction in CCAP benefits

Closing of CCAP case

Overpayment of benefits paid

Any action imposed against a household except when the sole issue is one of state or federal law requiring automatic benefit adjustments for classes of recipients (unless the reason for an individual appeal is incorrect benefit computation)