Appendix A: Deeming Income and Resources of Ineligible Persons

	Noncitizens, SSN Disqualifications, and PEERs		Intentional Program Violations		Sponsored Noncitizens and Ineligible Students	Disqualified Fleeing Felons, Probation/Parole Violators, and E&T Noncompliant Individuals
	YES	NO	YES	NO	See Chapter 522 for deeming requirements and procedures for sponsored noncitizens. Income, resources, and expenses are NOT deemed for ineligible students.	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

NOTE: The presence of an elderly or disabled 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 eligible member.

Updated April 8, 2026, replacing April 24, 2023