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and prepares her own meals and she takes most of her meals with her grandson, Ms. Marigold no longer meets the criteria of purchasing food and preparing her meals separate and apart from others. Under this scenario, if Ms. Marigold decides that she wants to receive SNAP under the elderly and disabled policy as a separate household, then the Worker must determine if the grandson`s income exceeds 165% of the FPL. If it does, then Ms. Marigold cannot be considered a separate household for SNAP purposes. AG Composition Example 10: Mr. Iris, age 25, lives with his parents and pays them a reasonable amount for room and board. Because of the parent/child relationship, Mr. Iris cannot be considered a boarder, even though he is over age 21, nor can he be a separate AG. He may be included in an AG with his parents if they so request.

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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 3

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 31 Chapter 3 Eligibility Determination Groups

and prepares her own meals and she takes most of her meals with her grandson, Ms. Marigold no longer meets the criteria of purchasing food and preparing her meals separate and apart from others. Under this scenario, if Ms. Marigold decides that she wants to receive SNAP under the elderly and disabled policy as a separate household, then the Worker must determine if the grandson`s income exceeds 165% of the FPL. If it does, then Ms. Marigold cannot be considered a separate household for SNAP purposes. AG Composition Example 10: Mr. Iris, age 25, lives with his parents and pays them a reasonable amount for room and board. Because of the parent/child relationship, Mr. Iris cannot be considered a boarder, even though he is over age 21, nor can he be a separate AG. He may be included in an AG with his parents if they so request.