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Part 5: Proving Continuing Eligibility

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SNAP Advocacy Guide

• Introduction
• Part 1: Application and Proofs
• Part 2: General Eligibility Rules
• Part 3: Financial Eligibility
• Part 4: Getting and Using SNAP Benefits
• Part 5: Proving Continuing Eligibility
  • 95. What changes do I need to report to DTA?
  • 96. What is Simplified Reporting and when must I report changes to DTA?
  • 97. What is the Interim Report and when do I need to do one?
  • 98. What are the reporting rules for older adults and persons with disabilities without earned income (EDSAP)?
  • 99. What is Change Reporting for cash assistance households?
  • 100. What happens when DTA receives information about me after my SNAP application is approved?
  • 101. When do I need to recertify my SNAP and what do I do?
  • 102. If my TAFDC case closes, do my SNAP benefits continue?
  • 103. How quickly will DTA increase my SNAP if my income decreases or my expenses increase?
• Part 6: Appeal Rights
• Part 7: Overpayments and Fraud
• Appendices

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Massachusetts Law Reform Institute

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enero de 2024

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Part 5 of the SNAP Advocacy Guide has information about how to show that you remain eligible for SNAP benefits in Massachusetts.

Go to the table of contents, or download this chapter as a PDF below.

Part 5 - Proving Continuing Eligibility (April 2024)

94. What if DTA makes a mistake and owes me money?

95. What changes do I need to report to DTA?

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