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DEPARTMENT FOR AGING AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES AUXILIARY GRANT PROGRAM NON-SSI RESOURCE TRANSFERS 11/18 CHAPTER G PAGE 37  He/she would be subject to eviction from the current residence if AG benefits were not received; and  There is no other affordable housing available, or there is no other housing available with necessary modifications for a disabled individual. 21.4. Period To Develop  Fully develop undue hardship for the month of filing through the month the claim is being processed.  Develop undue hardship for the following 6 months if the individual is currently eligible based on undue hardship, and the individual alleges that undue hardship will continue. This determination for future months is done in lieu of contacting the individual every month to evaluate undue hardship. Note: Do not develop undue hardship for the month of transfer because the period of ineligibility always begins the month after the transfer.

21.5. Determine Total Available Funds Determine the individual's total available funds for each month for which undue hardship is claimed by adding the total income for the month and total liquid resources for the same month. 21.5.1. Income All countable and excludable income (except AG and items that are not income per Chapter I) are counted. 21.5.2. Resources All liquid resources (both countable and excludable, except for designated burial funds) as of the first moment of the month being considered are counted. Liquid resources are any resources in the form of cash or in any other form, which can be converted to cash within 20 workdays. Workdays are any days other than Saturdays, Sundays, and Federal holidays. AG benefits retained from a prior month are counted as a resource for purposes of determining an individual's total available funds.