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55 Pa. Code § 3042.31. Financial eligibility.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS


§ 3042.31. Financial eligibility.

 (a)  At initial application, annual family income may not exceed 200% of the FPIG.

 (b)  Following an initial determination of eligibility, a family shall remain financially eligible for subsidized child care as long as the family’s annual income does not exceed 85% of the SMI.

 (c)  At redetermination, the family’s annual income may not exceed 235% of the FPIG or 85% of the SMI, whichever is less.

 (d)  The eligibility agency shall inform the parent or caretaker of the annual family income that will exceed 235% of the FPIG or 85% of the SMI and will cause the family to be ineligible for subsidized child care.

 (e)  A family is ineligible for subsidized child care when the family’s assets exceed $1 million at application or redetermination.

Cross References

   This section cited in 55 Pa. Code §  3042.101 (relating to eligibility redetermination); 55 Pa. Code §  3042.132 (relating to eligibility determination for Head Start); 55 Pa. Code §  3042.145 (relating to domestic and other violence); and 55 Pa. Code §  3042.146 (relating to homelessness).



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