340:40-7-4 Identity and Social Security number

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(a) Identity. The identity of the person making application for child care services must be verified. When an authorized representative applies on behalf of a household, the worker verifies the identity of both the authorized representative and the applicant. Identity may be verified through readily available documentary evidence, or if evidence is unavailable, through a collateral contact. Any documents that reasonably establish the applicant's identity must be accepted, and no requirement for a specific type of document, such as a birth certificate, may be imposed. Examples of acceptable documentary evidence that the applicant may provide include, but are not limited to: (1) a driver license; (2) a work or school identification (ID); (3) an ID for health benefits or for other assistance or social service program; (4) a voter registration card; (5) wage stubs; or (6) a birth certificate. (b) Social Security number (SSN). The client is not required to provide a SSN for any member of the household in order to receive subsidized child care benefits.

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340:40-7-4 Identity and Social Security number

Official source

(a) Identity. The identity of the person making application for child care services must be verified. When an authorized representative applies on behalf of a household, the worker verifies the identity of both the authorized representative and the applicant. Identity may be verified through readily available documentary evidence, or if evidence is unavailable, through a collateral contact. Any documents that reasonably establish the applicant's identity must be accepted, and no requirement for a specific type of document, such as a birth certificate, may be imposed. Examples of acceptable documentary evidence that the applicant may provide include, but are not limited to: (1) a driver license; (2) a work or school identification (ID); (3) an ID for health benefits or for other assistance or social service program; (4) a voter registration card; (5) wage stubs; or (6) a birth certificate. (b) Social Security number (SSN). The client is not required to provide a SSN for any member of the household in order to receive subsidized child care benefits.