Section 1230. Written notice and reporting requirements

A. Notices. During the third, sixth and ninth months of any transitional assistance DMAS shall notify the family of the reporting requirements.

B. Reporting requirements. To receive continued transitional medical assistance, a family shall report the following to the local department of social services, not later than the 21st day of the fourth, seventh, and tenth month in the period of transitional assistance: the family's gross monthly earnings and the family's costs for child care necessary for the employment of the caretaker-relative in each month of the preceding three-month period. The local department of social services may permit continued transitional medical assistance, notwithstanding a failure to report, if the family has established good cause for the failure to report on a timely basis.

C. Good cause. The local department of social services may grant an extension regarding the reporting requirements for good cause shown, pursuant to the Medicaid Client Appeals regulations at Part I (12VAC30-110-10 et seq.) of this chapter.

D. Frequency of reporting. A family receiving transitional assistance shall not be required to report more frequently than as required under subsection B of this section.

E. Notice before termination. No termination of assistance shall become effective until the local department of social services provides the family with notice of the grounds for the termination. No termination shall be effective earlier than 10 days after the date of mailing of the notice.

Historical Notes

Derived from Volume 12, Issue 15, eff. June 1, 1996.

Statutory Authority

§§ 32.1-325 and 63.1-133.46 of the Code of Virginia.