004.08(A) HOUSEHOLDS NOT CONSIDERED CATEGORICALLY ELIGIBLE.

Some examples of households that are not considered categorically eligible for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program are those where: (i) The entire household consists of: (1) General assistance applicants; (2) Individuals eligible for medical assistance only; (3) Individuals in non-exempt institutions; (4) Supplemental Security Income recipients in 1619(b) status who do not receive a Supplemental Security Income payment; or (5) Residents of an institution who jointly apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits and Supplemental Security Income, and who are determined eligible for Supplemental Security Income before the release from the institution. These individuals are not considered categorically eligible until the date of release from the institution. (ii) The household is disqualified because the head of household failed to comply with work requirements; or (iii) The household includes a disqualified household member or a household member who is otherwise ineligible.