Additional SNAP Considerations

The ineligible household members listed below are not included in the assistance amount; their assets count, their income and some of the income disregards are prorated in determining the assistance amount for the other eligible household members. This applies to the following household members who are not eligible because they do not meet Eligible Non-Citizen criteria in policy 215-2B :

A non-citizen who is lawfully admitted as a permanent resident.

A non-citizen who is granted asylum under section 208 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) .

A non-citizen who is paroled in accordance with section 212(d)(5) of the INA.

A non-citizen whose deportation or removal has been withheld in accordance with section 243 of the INA.

A non-citizen who is aged, blind or disabled and is admitted for temporary or permanent residency under section 245A(b)(1) of the INA.

A non-citizen who is a special agricultural worker admitted for temporary residence under section 210 (a) of the INA.

The above also applies to the following ineligible household members:

Sponsored Non-Citizens who do not provide the information required to determine eligibility. See Additional Financial Considerations above.

Persons who do not provide a Social Security Number or a Form 5028. See policy 217-1B .

Able-bodied Adults without Dependents who do not participate or meet an exemption.

See policy 440 for information on prorating income disregards for ineligible household members.

Ineligible Non-Citizens household members who do not meet the definition of a Qualified Non-Citizens in policy 215-2B , and/or non-citizens who are unable or unwilling to provide documentation of their non-citizen status are not included in the assistance amount. The assets of these household members count, and their income is counted in its entirety for all income and allotment tests. The full amount of their deductible expenses will be allowed.