810.1 General Policy

Federal and State regulations require the Department of Human Services (DHS) to maintain procedures that provide for the security, accuracy and accountability of all controlled documents.

Controlled documents are forms the County Assistance Offices (CAOs) use to provide benefits to an individual or to provide a receipt. They create an audit trail for benefit returns/payments made by an individual. They are negotiable or verify an individual’s identity and entitlement to program benefits.

Controlled documents include:

 

Forms the CAO uses to provide for the accountability and security of controlled documents include:

810.11 CAO Responsibilities

The CAO establishes and maintains a security system for the receipt, storage, transfer, issuance and destruction of controlled documents.

 

The CAO Executive Director will:

The Issuing Officer is accountable for the CAO controlled documents procedures and inventories and serves as liaison to the Division of Federal Programs and Program Management (DFPPM).

The Issuing Clerk is responsible for issuing controlled documents and receiving controlled documents returned to the CAO.

810.12 DHS Central Office Responsibilities

Division of Federal Programs and Program Management (DFPPM) staff member acquires and replenishes all controlled documents for the CAO. 

DFPPM functions include:

 

Reviewed July 30, 2013