2.2.9. Describe how the Lead Agency documents and verifies applicant information using the table below. (§98.20(a)) Check the strategies that will be implemented by your State/Territory. Attach a copy of your parent application for the child care subsidy program(s) as Attachment 2.2.9 or provide a web address, if available http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/dfd/programs/child/forms/index.html Reminder Lead Agencies are reminded that, for purposes of implementing the citizenship – verification requirements mandated by title IV of Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act, only the citizenship and immigration status of the child, who is the primary beneficiary of the child care benefit, is relevant for eligibility purposes. (ACYF-PI-CC-98-08) States may not deny child care benefits to an eligible child because the parent(s), legal guardians, persons standing or other household members have not provided information regarding in loco parentis, their immigration status. The Lead Describe Agency how the requires Lead Agency documentation documents of: and verifies applicant information: Applicant identity Household This will be a composition new requirement and is not in place yet, to verify the household composition. Applicant’s This is relationship to verified with the child birth certificates required for all subsidy children. Child’s This is information for verified with determining birth eligibility (e.g., certificates identity, age, required for etc.) all subsidy children. Work, Job Employer Training or letters for new
2.2.9. Describe how the Lead Agency documents and verifies applicant information using the table below. (§98.20(a)) Check the strategies that will be implemented by your State/Territory. Attach a copy of your parent application for the child care subsidy program(s) as Attachment 2.2.9 or provide a web address, if available http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/dfd/programs/child/forms/index.html Reminder – Lead Agencies are reminded that, for purposes of implementing the citizenship verification requirements mandated by title IV of Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act, only the citizenship and immigration status of the child, who is the primary beneficiary of the child care benefit, is relevant for eligibility purposes. (ACYF-PI-CC-98-08) States may not deny child care benefits to an eligible child because the parent(s), legal guardians, persons standing in loco parentis, or other household members have not provided information regarding their immigration status. The Lead Agency requires documentation of: Describe how the Lead Agency documents and verifies applicant information: Applicant identity Household composition This will be a new requirement and is not in place yet, to verify the household composition. Applicant’s relationship to the child This is verified with birth certificates required for all subsidy children. Child’s information for determining eligibility (e.g., identity, age, etc.) This is verified with birth certificates required for all subsidy children. Work, Job Training or Employer letters for new
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