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July 1, 2026

87 • Has a decrease in child care need from more than 20 hours per week (full-time authorization) to less than 20 hours per week (part-time authorization) or no longer needs child care • Receives a provider price discount • Has not attended their authorized child care provider for 20 consecutive calendar days

All Other Eligibility Changes Parents must report within 10 calendar days after the change if anyone in the household: • Has a new address • Moves out of state • Has a change in where he or she is staying, including a change that is only temporary • Moves into or out of the home • Gets married or divorced • Has a new child in the home • Has a change in the composition of the AG, such as: o A child is adopted o A parent becomes a foster parent, subsidized guardian, or interim caretaker o Legal parentage between a child and the second parent living in the home is established • Has a change in their approved activity, such as: o A new job o Enrollment in basic or postsecondary education if child care is needed for the activity o Permanent loss of approved activity o Temporary absence from their current approved activity that is expected to last longer than a calendar month

Questionable or contradictory verification or reporting must be resolved or referred for Front-End Verification according to the local agency’s fraud plan (see 7.6).

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July 1, 2026

87 • Has a decrease in child care need from more than 20 hours per week (full-time authorization) to less than 20 hours per week (part-time authorization) or no longer needs child care • Receives a provider price discount • Has not attended their authorized child care provider for 20 consecutive calendar days

All Other Eligibility Changes Parents must report within 10 calendar days after the change if anyone in the household: • Has a new address • Moves out of state • Has a change in where he or she is staying, including a change that is only temporary • Moves into or out of the home • Gets married or divorced • Has a new child in the home • Has a change in the composition of the AG, such as: o A child is adopted o A parent becomes a foster parent, subsidized guardian, or interim caretaker o Legal parentage between a child and the second parent living in the home is established • Has a change in their approved activity, such as: o A new job o Enrollment in basic or postsecondary education if child care is needed for the activity o Permanent loss of approved activity o Temporary absence from their current approved activity that is expected to last longer than a calendar month

Questionable or contradictory verification or reporting must be resolved or referred for Front-End Verification according to the local agency’s fraud plan (see 7.6).