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4.4.4.B Expedited Service After eligibility for Expedited Service is determined, the income calculations are the same as for any other AG. 4.4.4.C Destitute AGs 4.4.4.C.1 Definition of Destitute The AG’s only income for the month was prior to the date of application and is from a terminated source or the AG will receive no more than $25 in income from a new source within 10 days after the date of application. Households may receive both income from a terminated source and income from a new source and still be considered destitute. Travel advances from a new employer are not considered the first pay from the new source and do not prevent the AG from being destitute. ➢ Income from a Terminated Source Income is considered to be from a terminated source when: • If it is received on a monthly or more frequent basis and will not be received again from that source for the remainder of the month of application or the month following the month of application; or NOTE: This provision applies only to migrant or seasonal farm worker AGs. Destitute AGs receive special income calculations, whether they are expedited or not. See item C below. NOTE: A migrant or seasonal farm worker’s source of income is the grower for whom they are working and not the crew chief.

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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 4

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 85 Chapter 4 Income

4.4.4.B Expedited Service After eligibility for Expedited Service is determined, the income calculations are the same as for any other AG. 4.4.4.C Destitute AGs 4.4.4.C.1 Definition of Destitute The AG’s only income for the month was prior to the date of application and is from a terminated source or the AG will receive no more than $25 in income from a new source within 10 days after the date of application. Households may receive both income from a terminated source and income from a new source and still be considered destitute. Travel advances from a new employer are not considered the first pay from the new source and do not prevent the AG from being destitute. ➢ Income from a Terminated Source Income is considered to be from a terminated source when: • If it is received on a monthly or more frequent basis and will not be received again from that source for the remainder of the month of application or the month following the month of application; or NOTE: This provision applies only to migrant or seasonal farm worker AGs. Destitute AGs receive special income calculations, whether they are expedited or not. See item C below. NOTE: A migrant or seasonal farm worker’s source of income is the grower for whom they are working and not the crew chief.