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TANF TANF TANF TANF TANF TANF TANF TANF 5. Child under the age of 18 at the time of the request for assistance; 6. A non-citizen who is not required to have a sponsor under the Immigration and Nationality Act, such as a refugee, a parolee, an asylee or a Cuban or Haitian entrant; 7. A battered non-citizen spouse, non-citizen parent of a battered child or a child of battered non-citizen for 12 months after the State agency determines that the battery is substantially connected to the need for benefits and the battered individual does not reside with the batterer. After 12 months, the state agency must not deem the batterer’s income and resources if the battery is recognized by a court or the USCIS and has a substantial connection to the need for benefits, and the non-citizen does not live with the batterer; 8. Non-citizens who the agency has determined to be unable to obtain food and shelter taking into account: 1. The sum of the eligible non citizen’s household income 2. Cash on hand 3. Food 4. Housing or other assistance 5. Cash contributions from the sponsor or others 6. The value of any in-kind assistance provided by the sponsor or others. The sum of the income may not exceed 130% of the federal poverty level in the application month. SNAP SNAP SNAP SNAP SNAP SNAP SNAP SNAP 4. A battered non-citizen spouse, non-citizen parent of a battered child or a child of battered non-citizen for 12 months after the State agency determines that the battery is substantially connected to the need for benefits and the battered individual does not reside with the batterer. After 12 months, the state agency must not deem the batterer’s income and resources if the battery is recognized by a court or the USCIS and has a substantial connection to the need for benefits, and the non-citizen does not live with the batterer; 5. A child under the age of 18 at the time of the request for assistance; 6. Non-citizens who the agency has determined to be unable to obtain food and shelter taking into account: 1. The sum of the eligible non-citizen’s household income 2. Cash on hand 3. Food 4. Housing or other assistance 5. Cash contributions from the sponsor or others 6. The value of any in-kind assistance provided by the sponsor or others The sum of the income may not exceed 130% of the federal poverty level in the application month. A-640.6 BUDGETING Consideration of Non-Citizen Sponsor Income Division of Social Services Eligibility and Payments Manual 11 Aug 25 MTL 10/25