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Do we need to collect documentation for families eligible for continuity to prove their gross income was at or below 50% SMI when they first received EEC financial assistance?

April 26, 2017collect continuity documentation eligible Families gross income prove SMI

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Do we need to collect documentation for families eligible for continuity to prove their gross income was at or below 50% SMI when they first received EEC financial assistance?

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No. Families need only have a gross income that is at or below 85% SMI at re-assessment to meet the income requirement for continuity. Families with a child or parent with a documented special need may have an income at or below 100% SMI at reassessment in order to be eligible for continuity.