Time limit on appeals

1. The request for fair hearing by a household aggrieved by any action of a human service zone that affects participation in the supplemental nutrition assistance program must be filed within ninety days after the order or action with which the claimant is dissatisfied. In all other cases, except as provided in subsections 3 and 4, an appeal or a request for a fair hearing must be filed within thirty days after the order or action with which the claimant is dissatisfied unless a different limitation is specified in state or federal law for a particular class of cases. 2. The date of the order or action on which the appeal or request for fair hearing is based is the date on which notice of the order or action was mailed to the claimant except: a. If requests for a fair hearing concern the return of erroneous repayments, the date of collection or the date of the last installment payment is the determining date; and b. If requests for a fair hearing concern the amount of the grant, the request must be filed within thirty days, but the period of review will extend back only to the first of the month on which the first day of the thirty-day period occurred. 3. A request for a fair hearing by an individual whose Medicaid benefits were denied, reduced, or discontinued because of a denial or discontinuance of disability status by the social security administration or state review team determination must be filed within six months after the official notification from the social security administration that disability status has been approved or reversed. 4. A request for a fair hearing by an individual whose Medicaid benefits are administered through a managed care organization and has received notice of resolution that the managed care organization is upholding the adverse benefit determination must be filed no later than one hundred twenty days from the date of the notice of resolution from the managed care organization. 5. A request for a fair hearing by a parent, custodian, or legal guardian of a child seeking services through the autism voucher must be filed within thirty days of the date of the notice of denial or termination.