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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 4

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 176 Chapter 4 Income

4.11.4 PASS-THROUGHS Income eligibility calculations are performed by the SSA. The Worker has no responsibility in this process. See Section 23.11.2. 4.11.5 DISBALED WIDOWS/WIDOWERS Income eligibility calculations are performed by the SSA. The Worker has no responsibility in this process. See Section 23.11.2. 4.11.6 DRUG ADDICTS/ALCOHOLICS Income eligibility calculations are performed by the SSA. The Worker has no responsibility in this process. See Section 23.11.2. 4.11.7 PAC 4.11.7.A Determining Eligibility There are two methods by which income eligibility as a PAC may be determined. Method 1 is used first. If Method 1 results in ineligibility by $20 or less, the Worker must use Method 2. When calculations using Method 2 result in an individual’s ineligibility by less than two dollars, the Worker contacts the SSA to confirm the PAC eligibility decision.

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West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Chapter 4

West Virginia Income Maintenance Manual Page 176 Chapter 4 Income

4.11.4 PASS-THROUGHS Income eligibility calculations are performed by the SSA. The Worker has no responsibility in this process. See Section 23.11.2. 4.11.5 DISBALED WIDOWS/WIDOWERS Income eligibility calculations are performed by the SSA. The Worker has no responsibility in this process. See Section 23.11.2. 4.11.6 DRUG ADDICTS/ALCOHOLICS Income eligibility calculations are performed by the SSA. The Worker has no responsibility in this process. See Section 23.11.2. 4.11.7 PAC 4.11.7.A Determining Eligibility There are two methods by which income eligibility as a PAC may be determined. Method 1 is used first. If Method 1 results in ineligibility by $20 or less, the Worker must use Method 2. When calculations using Method 2 result in an individual’s ineligibility by less than two dollars, the Worker contacts the SSA to confirm the PAC eligibility decision.