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Title 7 → Subtitle B → Chapter II → Subchapter C → Part 273

TITLE 7—Agriculture

Subtitle B—REGULATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (CONTINUED)

CHAPTER II—FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

SUBCHAPTER C—FOOD STAMP AND FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM

PART 273—CERTIFICATION OF ELIGIBLE HOUSEHOLDSUSCIS

rule

Subpart A—GENERAL RULES

§273.1
Household concept.
§273.2
Office operations and application processing.
rule

Subpart B—RESIDENCY AND CITIZENSHIP

§273.3
Residency.
§273.4
Citizenship and alien status.
rule

Subpart C—EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT

§273.5
Students.
§273.6
Social security numbers.
§273.7
Work provisions.
rule

Subpart D—ELIGIBILITY AND BENEFIT LEVELS

§273.8
Resource eligibility standards.
§273.9
Income and deductions.
§273.10
Determining household eligibility and benefit levels.
§273.11
Action on households with special circumstances.
rule

Subpart E—CONTINUING PARTICIPATION

§273.12
Reporting requirements.
§273.13
Notice of adverse action.
§273.14
Recertification.
rule

Subpart F—DISQUALIFICATION AND CLAIMS

§273.15
Fair hearings.
§273.16
Disqualification for intentional Program violation.
§273.17
Restoration of lost benefits.
§273.18
Claims against households.
§273.19
[Reserved]
rule

Subpart G—PROGRAM ALTERNATIVES

§273.20
SSI cash-out.
§273.21
Monthly Reporting and Retrospective Budgeting (MRRB).
§273.22
[Reserved]
§273.23
Simplified application and standardized benefit projects.
§273.24
Time limit for able-bodied adults.
§273.25
Simplified SNAP.
rule

Subpart H—THE TRANSITIONAL BENEFITS ALTERNATIVE

§273.26
General eligibility guidelines.
§273.27
General administrative guidelines.
§273.28
Application for SNAP recertification.
§273.29
Transitional notice requirements.
§273.30
Transitional benefit alternative change reporting requirements.
§273.31
Closing the transitional period.
§273.32
Households that return to TANF, MOE, or SFCA program during the transitional period.

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