Appendix A: Deeming Income and Resources of Ineligible Persons

	Ineligible Students, Noncitizens, SSN Disqualifications, and ABAWDs		Intentional Program Violations		Sponsored Noncitizens	Disqualified Fleeing Felon, Probation/ Parole Violator or because of E/T Requirements
	YES	NO	YES	NO	See Chapter 522 for deeming requirements and procedures	YES	NO
Ineligible person is counted in determining income limit		X		X			X
Ineligible person is counted for benefit level		X		X			X
Resources deemed	All		All			All
Income deemed	Prorated among all members		All			All
Shelter expenses when ineligible person pays NOTE: The full SUA is counted, not prorated.	Prorated among all members		All			X
Child care deduction when ineligible person pays and child is eligible	Prorated among all members		All			X
Child support deduction to a nonhousehold member when ineligible person pays	Prorated among all members		All			X
Medical expenses when ineligible person pays the expense for an elderly or disabled eligible member	Prorated among all members		All			X

The presence of a disabled or elderly ineligible household member does not entitle the household to the increased resource test, the net-only income limit, or the unlimited shelter deduction applied to households with an elderly or disabled member.

Reissued March 1, 2012, replacing July 30, 2008