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(2) Conversion of NYSCAP-Eligible Current SNAP Recipient Households to the NYSCAP:
(i) current SNAP recipients who are determined eligible for SSI will be converted to the NYSCAP; and
(ii) automatic conversion of a currently active regular SNAP case to the NYSCAP will be stopped if an exception situation exists for that household. The NYSCAP case will not be automatically enrolled, and the exception reason must be reviewed by the social services district for possible resolution and subsequent NYSCAP enrollment. Exceptions include but are not limited to:
(a) case exception reasons:
(1) the individual is a member of a household that has a pending application for SNAP benefits;
(2) the individual is sanctioned or disqualified from participating in the SNAP due to a SNAP IPV;
(3) the individual is an active member of another SNAP household;
(4) information about the individual failed a date of birth or sex validation match between the SSA and the WMS;
(5) the individual is listed as residing in more than one social services district;
(6) the individual is listed as deceased in the WMS; and
(7) the last SNAP case transaction for the household in the WMS was case closure for having moved out-of-state;
(b) budget exception reasons:
(1) the individual is sanctioned or disqualified from participating in the SNAP due to a SNAP IPV;
(2) the SNAP case has no stored budget;
(3) the individual is in an open SNAP case with a household greater than one;
(4) the household has a SNAP budget with an overpayment claim, for either a past, current or future period, stored in WMS;
(5) the household is not receiving any SSI;
(6) if the effective date of an SSA change is reported after the expiration date of the household’s SNAP certification period;
(7) information from the SSA indicates that the household’s social services district of residence has changed.
(a) case exception reasons:
(1) the individual is a member of a household that has a pending application for SNAP benefits;
(2) the individual is sanctioned or disqualified from participating in the SNAP due to a SNAP IPV;
(3) the individual is an active member of another SNAP household;
(4) information about the individual failed a date of birth or sex validation match between the SSA and the WMS;
(5) the individual is listed as residing in more than one social services district;
(6) the individual is listed as deceased in the WMS; and
(7) the last SNAP case transaction for the household in the WMS was case closure for having moved out-of-state;
(1) the individual is a member of a household that has a pending application for SNAP benefits;
(2) the individual is sanctioned or disqualified from participating in the SNAP due to a SNAP IPV;
(3) the individual is an active member of another SNAP household;
(4) information about the individual failed a date of birth or sex validation match between the SSA and the WMS;
(5) the individual is listed as residing in more than one social services district;
(6) the individual is listed as deceased in the WMS; and
(7) the last SNAP case transaction for the household in the WMS was case closure for having moved out-of-state;
(b) budget exception reasons:
(1) the individual is sanctioned or disqualified from participating in the SNAP due to a SNAP IPV;
(2) the SNAP case has no stored budget;
(3) the individual is in an open SNAP case with a household greater than one;
(4) the household has a SNAP budget with an overpayment claim, for either a past, current or future period, stored in WMS;
(5) the household is not receiving any SSI;
(6) if the effective date of an SSA change is reported after the expiration date of the household’s SNAP certification period;
(7) information from the SSA indicates that the household’s social services district of residence has changed.
(1) the individual is sanctioned or disqualified from participating in the SNAP due to a SNAP IPV;
(2) the SNAP case has no stored budget;
(3) the individual is in an open SNAP case with a household greater than one;
(4) the household has a SNAP budget with an overpayment claim, for either a past, current or future period, stored in WMS;
(5) the household is not receiving any SSI;
(6) if the effective date of an SSA change is reported after the expiration date of the household’s SNAP certification period;
(7) information from the SSA indicates that the household’s social services district of residence has changed.