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provisions we believe are necessary to protect the client should a State agency opt to
continue joint processing of TANF, SSI or GA households.
We received a large number of comments opposing the changes made in the
NPRM to paragraph (j). Many commenters felt that our proposal removed too many
existing safeguards for applicants. For example, some commenters thought that many of
the provisions in current paragraph 7 CFR 273.2(j)(1)(iv) should be retained, including
the provision which requires a food stamp office to postpone denying the application of a
household that is applying for TANF-funded benefits and that would be categorically
eligible for food stamps if the household's TANF application is approved, and the
provision which requires that notices denying food stamps to households with
applications pending for cash assistance or SSI should inform the household that it should
notify the food stamp office if its cash assistance or SSI benefits are approved.
Commenters requested that we restore many other provisions as well, including
the provision in current section 273.2(j)(1)(iii) which prohibits food stamp offices from
delaying a household's food stamp benefits beyond 30 days if the State has sufficient
verification to determine food stamp eligibility even if it is waiting for further
information it needs to determine the family's eligibility for TANF-funded benefits, and
the provision in current section 273.(j)(4)(vi) which does not require that all household
members receive benefits from the same assistance program to be categorically eligible
for food stamps.
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