Curing a Child Support Sanction in a Month Following the Month of Ineligibility, Medicaid Remains Open, and a Referral was Made 400-19-95-25-20

(Revised 8/1/11 ML #3272)

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When a sanctioned individual reapplies for TANF in a month following the Month of Ineligibility, Medicaid remains open, and a Referral that was made to Child Support for Medicaid remains active, Child Support Up-front Eligibility requirements apply. In addition, the individual must comply with requirements to cure any outstanding sanction. (See Section 400-19-35-15, Child Support Up-front Eligibility.)

• If the individual meets the Child Support Up-front Eligibility Requirements, a cure date equal to the Application date must be entered on the Sanction window upon notification from Child Support Enforcement.

Note: Effective July 1, 2010, Medicaid only makes referrals to Child Support to pursue Medical Support in certain circumstances. If a Child Support Referral was not made for Medicaid, or if the referral was made but is no longer active, see section 400-19-95-25-15 for processing.