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Page | 102 does not purchase, prepare and consume food together with that family, the other family members are not members of the applicant household.

Children 22 and older who reside with their parents and do not customarily purchase food and prepare meals with their parents would be considered non-household members in their parent's SNAP household.

D. Excluded or disqualified household members cannot participate as separate households during their period of exclusion. Excluded household members include:

1. Ineligible alien - Individuals who do not meet the citizenship or qualifying alien status and/or the eligible alien criteria.

2. SSN Disqualified - Individuals disqualified for failure to provide a social security number.

3. Work Registration activities - Individuals disqualified for failure to comply with Work Registration activities, voluntary quit, or reducing hours of employment.

4. Intentional program violation disqualified - Individuals disqualified for intentional program violation.

5. Citizenship/Alien Status Signature - Individuals disqualified for failure to attest to their citizenship or alien status by failing to complete the citizenship status question on the household member section of the DSS-EA-301.

6. Duplicate Benefits - Individuals disqualified for fraudulently receiving duplicate benefits. To be disqualified for 10 years, the individual must be found to have made a fraudulent statement with respect to the identity and place of residence that allowed an individual to receive multiple SNAP benefits simultaneously.

7. Trafficking - Individuals convicted of trading benefits for weapons, ammunition, explosives, or drugs or buying/selling benefits in excess of $499.

8. Fleeing Felons/Parole/Probation Violators/Convicted Felons - Individuals disqualified for fleeing from a felony/violating parole/probation or convicted of a felony and not compliant with their sentence.

9. Disqualified for failure to comply with public assistance requirements - Individuals disqualified for failure to comply with TANF program requirements.

10. Non-exempt able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWD) who have received their time limited benefits and are not meeting the work requirements.

11. Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) Carryover IPV Disqualifications – Individuals disqualified from FDPIR (known as commodities) are ineligible to receive SNAP assistance during the time he/she is disqualified.

12. Disqualified for Non-Cooperation with Division of Child Support – Head of Household disqualified for failure to cooperate with DCS for his/her biological or adoptive child living in their household that has a parent living outside the household.