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FORM ACF-202 – TANF CASELOAD REDUCTION REPORT

OMB Control No.: 0970-0338 Expiration Date: 12/31/2025 Page 5 of 10 Date of Completion 12/15/2025 State: NEBRASKA Fiscal Year to which credit applies: 2026 1. Name of eligibility change: Transitional Payments 2. Implementation date of eligibility change: October 1, 2007 3. Description of policy, including the change from prior policy: Nebraska replaced the single transitional grant with up to five transitional grants, each being equal to 1/5 of the ADC payment standard for the family’s size. These grants are available for families who: a. Lost eligibility for a grant because of increased earnings or increased hours of employment of the parent or needy caretaker relative or guardian or conservator; (The parent or needy caretaker relative or guardian or conservator must be in the household.) b. Meets the requirements to qualify for Transitional Medical Assistance. c. Must have been eligible for an ADC grant in the month immediately preceding the first month of eligibility for the transitional grant. In order to continue to receive transitional grants for the full five-month period, the family must meet the following requirements: a. The family's earned income cannot exceed 185 percent of the federal poverty level for the family's size; b. The parent or needy caretaker relative or guardian or conservator must be employed; c. The family continues to reside in the State of Nebraska; d. The family must continue to include a dependent child; e. The family must remain ineligible to receive an ADC grant.

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FORM ACF-202 – TANF CASELOAD REDUCTION REPORT

OMB Control No.: 0970-0338 Expiration Date: 12/31/2025 Page 5 of 10 Date of Completion 12/15/2025 State: NEBRASKA Fiscal Year to which credit applies: 2026 1. Name of eligibility change: Transitional Payments 2. Implementation date of eligibility change: October 1, 2007 3. Description of policy, including the change from prior policy: Nebraska replaced the single transitional grant with up to five transitional grants, each being equal to 1/5 of the ADC payment standard for the family’s size. These grants are available for families who: a. Lost eligibility for a grant because of increased earnings or increased hours of employment of the parent or needy caretaker relative or guardian or conservator; (The parent or needy caretaker relative or guardian or conservator must be in the household.) b. Meets the requirements to qualify for Transitional Medical Assistance. c. Must have been eligible for an ADC grant in the month immediately preceding the first month of eligibility for the transitional grant. In order to continue to receive transitional grants for the full five-month period, the family must meet the following requirements: a. The family's earned income cannot exceed 185 percent of the federal poverty level for the family's size; b. The parent or needy caretaker relative or guardian or conservator must be employed; c. The family continues to reside in the State of Nebraska; d. The family must continue to include a dependent child; e. The family must remain ineligible to receive an ADC grant.