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■ TANF TANF TANF TANF TANF TANF TANF TANF SNAP SNAP SNAP SNAP SNAP SNAP SNAP 6. The document presented is a letter, a fee receipt, or anything other than an established USCIS form. 7. The document presented is an I-181, or an I-94 in a foreign passport that bears the endorsement "Processed for I-551, Temporary Evidence of Lawful Permanent Residence," AND the I-181 or I-94 is over one year old. The case manager must complete Form G-845S, SAVE Document Verification Request, electronically for each individual requiring additional verification. Include the Alien Registration Number or I-94 number, name, nationality, date of birth, SSN, ASVI verification number, benefit type and case number. Scan and upload readable copies (front and back) of immigration documents containing the registration number. If the individual’s name has changed since the USCIS registration card was issued, also attach a document that verifies the name change. USCIS will research the non-citizen’s records and complete the response portion of the form through the SAVE system within ten (10) working days of receipt. The immigration Status Verifier (ISV) checks all appropriate statements on the lower half and back of the form to indicate the individual's immigration status and work eligibility. When using secondary verification, if the non-citizen is otherwise eligible, do not delay, deny, or reduce the household’s benefits while waiting for a response from USCIS. When the G-845 is received and the response indicates the non-citizen’s documents are valid, file the form in the permanent section of the case record. When the G-845 is received and the response indicates the non-citizen’s document is not valid, disqualify the individual (allowing adverse action) or deny/terminate the application as appropriate and refer to I & R as possible fraud. 433 INDIVIDUALS PREVIOUSLY HELD IN “INDEFINITE DETENTION” (toc) “Indefinite detainees” or “lifers” refer to non-citizens who, after having served time for a criminal conviction and being given a final order of removal by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), remain indefinitely in detention in the U.S. because their home country and no other countries will accept them. Non-citizens with final orders of removal may have originally come to the U.S. as refugees or had another status upon being released from detention that made them eligible for Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) funded benefits and services include: • Refugees under Section 207 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA); • Asylees whose status was granted under Section 208 of the INA; • Cuban and Haitian entrants, in accordance with the requirements in TANF and SNAP federal regulations; A-432.2 CITIZENSHIP Division of Social Services Eligibility and Payments Manual 01 May 26 MTL 06/26 Additional Verification