29 DCMR 1101

1101. ELIGIBILITY

Last amended: 1988Length: 254 wordsOfficial source

Cite as D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 29, ยง 1101

1101 ELIGIBILITY 1101.1 Persons shall be eligible to initially receive assistance who meet the following requirements: (a) Referred by Vocational Rehabilitation after employment; have been referred by the AFDC program after denial or termination due to earned income; have been referred from the subsidized Adoption and Foster Care Programs after all other eligibility requirements have been met; (b) Are residents of the District of Columbia; (c) Have combined earned income not exceeding $20,000 annually from partial or full-time employment; annual household income shall be calculated in accordance with the U.S. Office of Management and Budgetโ€™s guidelines defining 150 percent of the poverty level; (d) Be the head of the household which has at least one dependent under the age of 21 years who resides in the household; and (e) Have filed a completed CEAP application with the Office of Energy. 1101.2 To remain eligible for CEAP assistance, persons who have satisfied the initial eligibility requirements shall continue to meet the following standards: (a) Remain residents of the District of Columbia; (b) Have combined earned income not exceeding $20,000 annually from full-time or part-time employment; (c) Be the head of the household and have at least one dependent under 21 years of age residing in the household; (d) Present annually to the Office of Energy documentation clearly demonstrating compliance with CEAP eligibility; and (e) Be certified by the Office of Energy to continue to receive CEAP assistance based upon the criteria set forth herein. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking published at 35 DCR 2934 (April 22, 1988).
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