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55 Pa. Code § 3042.155. Notice of adverse action.

§ 3042.155. Notice of adverse action.

 (a)  The eligibility agency shall send a notice to a parent or caretaker currently receiving subsidy when the eligibility agency proposes to terminate subsidy payment.

 (b)  The eligibility agency shall prepare a notice of adverse action on a form provided by the Department.

 (c)  The notice of adverse action must include all of the following:

   (1)  The decision or proposed action.

   (2)  The date the action will occur.

   (3)  The reason for the decision or proposed action and information about how to become eligible.

   (4)  A citation, and brief explanation in simple, nontechnical language, of the applicable section of this chapter or other applicable law that is the basis for the decision or proposed action.

   (5)  The name, address and telephone number of the local legal services office where the parent or caretaker may obtain free legal representation.

   (6)  The right of the parent or caretaker to appeal the decision and how to appeal as specified in § §  3042.152 and 3042.161 (relating to notice of right to appeal; and appealable actions).

Cross References

   This section cited in 55 Pa. Code §  3042.22 (relating to subsidy termination); 55 Pa. Code §  3042.64 (relating to self-declaration); 55 Pa. Code §  3042.86 (relating to change reporting and processing); 55 Pa. Code §  3042.145 (relating to domestic and other violence); 55 Pa. Code §  3042.146 (relating to homelessness); and 55 Pa. Code §  3042.147 (relating to presumptive continued eligibility at redetermination).



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