FSP: Non-Citizen Eligibility and Certification Provisions of Public Law 104-193 Binder III [2]
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OCR Page 1 of 133Draft NECP Final Rule OGC Edits
conforming amendment to include this requirement in the verification requirements in
new 7 CFR 273.2(f)(1)(iv)(B).
SSA has prepared guidance for State agencies to use in requesting work history
information through the QCHS. Through this system, State agencies are able to obtain
information about work performed in jobs covered by Title II of the Social Security Act
and some work that is not covered by Title II, such as some employment with fFederal,
State, or local governments or nonprofit organizations. If the State agency cannot obtain
work history information from SSA, the State agency will have to obtain verification of
work from the applicant or other available data sources. This will always be the case for
recent quarters (lag quarters) worked because of the time it takes SSA to update the
database using the most recent tax returns.
Section 402(a)(2)(B)(ii) of PRWORA also provides that no qualifying quarter
creditable for a period beginning after December 31, 1996, can be included as one of the
credited quarters if the individual received any Federal means-tested public benefit (as
provided under section 403) during that quarter. Section 435 of PRWORA provides that
no qualifying quarter for any period after December 31, 1996, by a parent or spouse of
the alien may be included if the parent or spouse received any Federal means-tested
public benefit during that quarter. Section 403(c) includes a list of types of assistance or
benefits that are exempt from the prohibition (exempt assistance). The list includes:
certain emergency medical assistance; short-term, non-cash emergency disaster relief;
assistance under the National School Lunch Act; assistance under the Child Nutrition Act
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