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Substantiated fraud or intentional program violations that invalidate prior
determinations of eligibility. Describe the violations that lead to discontinued assistance and provide the citation for this policy or procedure. Intentional Program Violation (IPV): Any action by an individual to intentionally: A) Make a false statement, either verbally or in writing, to obtain benefits to which the individual is not entitled; B) Conceal information to obtain benefits to which the individual is not entitled; or C) Alter one or more documents to obtain benefits to which the individual is not entitled. Policy citation is 392 NAC 3-013.
3.3.3 Change reporting during the 12-month eligibility period.
The Lead Agency must describe the requirements for parents to report changes in circumstances during the 12-month eligibility period and describe efforts to ensure that such requirements do not place an undue burden on eligible families, which could impact the continuity of care for children and stability for families receiving CCDF services (98.16(h)(1)).
Note: Responses should exclude reporting requirements for a graduated phase-out, which were described in question 3.1.7(b).
Families are required to report a change to the Lead Agency at any time during the 12-month eligibility period if the family's income exceeds 85 percent of the state median income, taking into account irregular fluctuations in income (98.21(e)(1)). If the Lead Agency chooses the option to terminate assistance, as described in section 3.3.2 of the plan, they may require families to report a non-temporary change (as described in section 3.3.3 of the plan) in work, training or educational activities (otherwise known as a parent's eligible activity). Effective Date: 10/01/2018
a) Does the Lead Agency require families to report a non-temporary change in a parent's eligible activity? No
Yes
b) Any additional reporting requirements during the 12-month eligibility period must be limited to items that impact a family's eligibility (e.g., income changes over 85 percent of Nebraska Page 96 of 314