NA Compliance After Closure
When the NA case is closed for failure to provide and the missing verification is provided within 30 days of case closure, only
REPT the case when all of the following requirements are met:
●The household reported and verified all changes in circumstances that occurred following the effective date of ineligibility.
NOTE When a participant complies with the MAC requirements within 30 days of case closure, verification of the reported changes on the MAC form is not required. (See
NA 12-Month or 24-Month Approval Period MAC Requirement and
NA 36-Month Approval Period MAC Requirement.
●The household provided all outstanding verification that resulted in the most recent closing of the household’s case.
●The household fulfilled these requirements within 30 days after the case closed.
●The household has at least one full month remaining in the certification period following the date of compliance.
●The household is eligible for benefits during the reinstatement month and the remaining months of the certification period.
Do not reopen the case when all of the above are not met. The participant must reapply. (See
Reopening Procedures for actions to complete on a case that must be reopened.)
NOTE When denying or closing an NA case, the notice is programmed to allow the participant compliance as follows:
For initial NA applications, the compliance due date is the 60th day.
For recertifications, the compliance due date is the last day of the month following the end of the certification period.
For closures, the compliance due date is the last day of the month following the effective date of closure.
NOTE When the case is reopened using the NAWA REPT Reason Code, AZTECS prorates the benefits for the first month benefits are continued.