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404 15.4 (2) (I) & (J) Interim changes reported by the household that must be acted on: This section has been updated to specify that the Agency must take action when an ESAP household reports an addition of a new household member who is under age 60 or that a household member receives earned income.

15.7 Unclear Information: This section has been updated to provide instructions/guidance on taking action on Death and Prison Matches.

19.2 Eligibility Determination for the South Carolina Combined Application Project (SCCAP): This section has been re-worded in the “note” to clarify the income that should be used on SDX to determine SCCAP eligibility.

19.11 Eligibility for the Elderly Simplified Application Project (ESAP): This section has been updated to reflect that eligible ESAP households are assigned a 36-month certification period.

19.13 Determining continued eligibility for Elderly Simplified Application Project (ESAP) households: This section has been updated to reflect that the DSS Form 3808 Interim Contact is required to be completed by ESAP households at the 12th month & 24th month of the 36-month certification period and the DSS Form 3809 is required to be completed in the 36th month.

19.14 Changes in Elderly Simplified Application Project (ESAP) Households: This section has been updated to link to section 15.4 (2).

22.8 Authorizing Replacement for Household Misfortunes: This section has been updated to remove the reference to the MR220 as a responsibility of the EBT Coordinator since this report is no longer being produced.

Volume 38 April 2018 3.3 (1) Filing an Application for SNAP (Household’s right to file): This section has been updated to reflect that an application must now be registered in SC Worker Input Network and Support (SCWINS) System instead of CHIP.

3.7 Interviews: This section has been updated to reflect that applications and annual renewals must be registered in SC Worker Input Network and Support (SCWINS) System instead of CHIP.

13.1 Prospective Eligibility: This section has been updated to clarify that CSSD is only contacted when the household disputes the amount of the child support income that is being counted in the SNAP budget.

19.2 Eligibility Determination for the South Carolina Combined Application Project (SCCAP): This section has been updated to remove the reference that processing of a SCCAP participant is achieved without county office involvement since SCCAP “Y” eligibility will now be determined by local county DSS office staff.

19.3 Processing Households Eligible For The South Carolina Combined Application Project (SCCAP): This section has been updated to reflect that applications are registered in SCWINS and no