Stamped Post Office Receipt of Registration Determining Knowing and Willful Failure to Register If the individual was required, but failed, to register with the Selective Service as determined by the Status Information Letter or by his own acknowledgement, the individual may only receive services if he can establish by a preponderance of the evidence that the failure to register was not knowing and willful. Employment Specialist must submitted a written detailed exception request which includes documentation to AAO for approval. If the AAO determines that the individual’s failure to register was knowing and willful, WIOA services must be denied. Individuals denied services must be advised of available WIOA grievance procedures. Work Authorization / Citizenship (acceptable documentation) Alien Registration Card indicating Right to Work Baptismal Certificate (if place of birth is shown) Birth Certificate DD-214 Report of Transfer or Discharge Food Stamp Record Foreign Passport Stamped Eligible to Work Hospital Record of Birth Naturalization Certification Public Assistance Records U.S. Passport Voter Registration Card Birth Date/Age - is based on time of enrollment and as long as the individual meets the age eligibility at time of enrollment they can continue to receive WIOA youth services until goals are accomplished. (acceptable documentation) Baptismal Certificate Birth Certificate DD-214 Report of Discharge or Transfer Driver's License Federal, State, or Local Government ID Card Hospital Record of Birth Passport Public Assistance/Social Service Records Work Permit
Stamped Post Office Receipt of Registration Determining Knowing and Willful Failure to Register If the individual was required, but failed, to register with the Selective Service as determined by the Status Information Letter or by his own acknowledgement, the individual may only receive services if he can establish by a preponderance of the evidence that the failure to register was not knowing and willful. Employment Specialist must submitted a written detailed exception request which includes documentation to AAO for approval. If the AAO determines that the individual’s failure to register was knowing and willful, WIOA services must be denied. Individuals denied services must be advised of available WIOA grievance procedures. Work Authorization / Citizenship (acceptable documentation) Alien Registration Card indicating Right to Work Baptismal Certificate (if place of birth is shown) Birth Certificate DD-214 Report of Transfer or Discharge Food Stamp Record Foreign Passport Stamped Eligible to Work Hospital Record of Birth Naturalization Certification Public Assistance Records U.S. Passport Voter Registration Card Birth Date/Age - is based on time of enrollment and as long as the individual meets the age eligibility at time of enrollment they can continue to receive WIOA youth services until goals are accomplished. (acceptable documentation) Baptismal Certificate Birth Certificate DD-214 Report of Discharge or Transfer Driver's License Federal, State, or Local Government ID Card Hospital Record of Birth Passport Public Assistance/Social Service Records Work Permit
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