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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 15

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 55 Chapter 15 Noncitizens, Refugees, and Citizenship

• Section 203 (a) (7), in effect prior to April 1, 1980- Individuals who were Granted Status as Conditional Entrant Refugees. • Section 208- Aliens Granted Political Asylum by the Attorney General. • Section 212 (d) (5)- Aliens Granted Temporary Parole Status by the Attorney General, or • Individuals who are Aged, Blind, Disabled • A Cuban Haitian Entrant Qualified Noncitizens-5 Year Bar Required • Conditional Resident • All other Aliens who were adjusted to Lawful Temporary or Permanent Resident Status Statuses No Longer Qualified ( as of July 4th, 2025) • Temporary Protected Status • Individuals with Nonimmigrant Visa (including survivors of trafficking or other serious crimes with T or U visas, persons with a work or student visa, and others) • Individuals paroled into the United States for periods of less than 1 year • Individuals granted employment authorization • Individuals granted Deferred Enforced Departure or deferred action, including DACA recipients • Individuals granted withholding of removal under the regulations implementing the Convention Against Torture 15.7.2.B Ineligible Noncitizens Ineligible noncitizens include all other noncitizens, and also include the following: • Visitors, tourists, students, and diplomats • Undocumented immigrants • Noncitizens who have applied for eligible status but who have not been approved • Noncitizens whose status is questionable or unverified • The children of any of these individuals even those under the age of 18. If the child is a US citizen or they are an eligible alien then this does not apply to them.