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Note: It is important that you get help only from a person or agency that is accredited. If you entered the United States under humanitarian protection, you may be eligible for Minnesota health care programs available to residents with low incomes. For information about assistance programs for persons with refugee and other eligible status, see 0030 (Refugee Assistance Programs). 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AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES FOR CLIENT REPORTING, 0007.15 - UNSCHEDULED REPORTING OF CHANGES - CASH, 0007.15.03 - UNSCHEDULED REPORTING OF CHANGES - SNAP, 0008.03 - CHANGES - OBTAINING INFORMATION, 0008.06 - IMPLEMENTING CHANGES - GENERAL PROVISIONS, 0008.06.01 - IMPLEMENTING CHANGES - PROGRAM PROVISIONS, 0008.06.03 - CHANGE IN BASIS OF ELIGIBILITY, 0008.06.06 - ADDING A PERSON TO THE UNIT - CASH, 0008.06.07 - ADDING A PERSON TO THE UNIT - SNAP, 0008.06.09 - REMOVING A PERSON FROM THE UNIT, 0008.06.12.09 - CONVERTING A PREGNANT WOMAN CASE, 0008.06.15 - REMOVING OR RECALCULATING INCOME, 0008.06.21 - CHANGE IN COUNTY OF RESIDENCE, 0008.06.24 - DWP CONVERSION OR REFERRAL TO MFIP, 0009.03 - LENGTH OF RECERTIFICATION PERIODS, 0009.03.03 - WHEN TO ADJUST THE LENGTH OF CERTIFICATION, 0009.06.03 - RECERTIFICATION PROCESSING STANDARDS, 0009.06.03.03 - PROCESSING SNAP RECERTIFICATION NON-MANDATORY VERIFICATION, 0010.03 - VERIFICATION - COOPERATION AND CONSENT, 0010.06 - SOURCES OF VERIFICATION - DOCUMENTS, 0010.09 - 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LAWFULLY RESIDING PEOPLE, 0011.03.27 - UNDOCUMENTED AND NON-IMMIGRANT PEOPLE, 0011.03.27.03 - PROTOCOLS FOR REPORTING UNDOCUMENTED PEOPLE, 0011.03.30 - NON-CITIZENS - TRAFFICKING VICTIMS, 0011.03.33 - NON-CITIZENS - IMMIGRATION COURT ORDERS, 0011.06.03 - STATE RESIDENCE - EXCLUDED TIME, 0011.06.06 - STATE RESIDENCE - INTERSTATE PLACEMENTS, 0011.06.09 - STATE RESIDENCE - 30-DAY REQUIREMENT, 0011.12.01 - DRUG ADDICTION OR ALCOHOL TREATMENT FACILITY, 0011.12.03 - UNDER CONTROL OF THE PENAL SYSTEM, 0011.30.06 - 180 TO 60 DAYS BEFORE MFIP CLOSES, 0011.33.02 - MFIP HARDSHIP EXTENSIONS - REMOVING 1 PARENT, 0011.33.03 - MFIP EMPLOYED EXTENSION CATEGORY, 0011.33.03.03 - LIMITED WORK DUE TO ILLNESS/DISABILITY, 0011.33.06 - MFIP HARD TO EMPLOY EXTENSION CATEGORY, 0011.33.09 - MFIP ILL/INCAPACITATED EXTENSION CATEGORY, 0012.06 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CAREGIVERS UNDER 20, 0012.12.03 - INTERIM ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS, 0012.12.06 - SPECIAL SERVICES - APPLYING FOR SOCIAL SECURITY, 0012.15 - INCAPACITY AND DISABILITY DETERMINATIONS, 0012.15.03 - 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GA BASIS - DRUG/ALCOHOL ADDICTION, 0013.18.09 - GRH BASIS - DISABLED AGE 18 AND OLDER, 0013.18.12 - GRH BASIS - REQUIRES SERVICE IN RESIDENCE, 0013.18.15 - GRH BASIS - PERMANENT ILLNESS, 0013.18.18 - GRH BASIS - TEMPORARY ILLNESS, 0013.18.27 - GRH BASIS - SSD/SSI APPL/APPEAL PEND, 0013.18.33 - GRH BASIS - LEARNING DISABLED, 0013.18.36 - GRH BASIS - DRUG/ALCOHOL ADDICTION, 0013.18.39 - GRH BASIS - TRANSITION FROM RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT, 0014.03 - DETERMINING THE ASSISTANCE UNIT, 0014.03.03 - DETERMINING THE CASH ASSISTANCE UNIT, 0014.03.03.03 - OPTING OUT OF MFIP CASH PORTION, 0014.06 - WHO MUST BE EXCLUDED FROM ASSISTANCE UNIT, 0014.09 - ASSISTANCE UNITS - TEMPORARY ABSENCE, 0014.12 - UNITS FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE RESIDENCES, 0015.06.03 - AVAILABILITY OF ASSETS WITH MULTIPLE OWNERS, 0015.30 - ASSETS - PAYMENTS UNDER FEDERAL LAW, 0015.48.03 - WHOSE ASSETS TO CONSIDER - SPONSORS W/I-864, 0015.48.06 - WHOSE ASSETS TO CONSIDER - SPONSORS W/I-134, 0015.63 - EVALUATION OF PENSION AND RETIREMENT PLANS, 0015.69.03 - 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The Minnesota Department of Human Services provides Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) to persons with eligible status who are ineligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or MFIP for up to 8 months after arrival in the United States. 328. In general, eligibility for refugee status requires that: 1. Special Immigrant Visa. If you are a newly arrived refugee resettled in Minnesota, your resettlement agency will ensure you receive a refugee health screening. The Economic Impact of Immigrants in Minnesota. Follow MFIP provisions in 0028.18.03 (Suitable/Unsuitable Work). According to a federal … Refugees join the workforce, own businesses, pay taxes at the federal, state and local levels, and spend money. Services are provided in four regional networks. Minnesota Refugee Health Report. National Bureau of Economic Research, June 2017. ISSUE DATE: 11/2019. CASES, 0022.09 - WHEN TO SWITCH BUDGET CYCLES - CASH, 0022.09.03 - WHEN TO SWITCH BUDGET CYCLES - SNAP, 0022.12 - HOW TO CALC. The Division of Refugee Assistance (DRA) was created to oversee and provide guidance to State-administered programs that provide assistance and services to refugees, asylees, certain Amerasian immigrants, Cuban and Haitian Entrants, and Victims of Human Trafficking (henceforth referred to collectively as “refugees”). Emergency Assistance helps with shelter payments, such as past due rent, to stop evictions or foreclosure. You are located outside the United States 2. The benefit eligibility are for those refugees who have been in the U.S. for up to three months. (HV640.4.U6 E93 2017) Fennelly, Katherine. You can walk-in or call for an appointment. Have been in the United States 8 months or less. 0026.06 - NOTICE - APPROVAL OF APPLICATION OR RECERT. use of SAVE for applicants for MA and Refugee Medical Assistance); 2) for all applicants for food assistance benefits, whether under the federal food stamp program, the MFIP program, or the Minne sota food assistance program; and 3) for all applicants for GA, MSA, MinnesotaCare, or Housing Support, when the benefits 35. See TRAFFICKING VICTIMS in 0002.67 (Glossary: Thrifty...). All communication must be done by paper. Also see 0011.03.30 (Non-Citizens - Trafficking Victims). (JV6471.F46 2010) Assessment & Friendships Help Students Meet Language Goals. If you reside in Olmsted County, contact Refugee Cash Assistance staff at Catholic Charities, 903 W. Center St., #220, Rochester, MN 55902. If you have one of the other immigration statuses listed at the top of this webpage, or are a newly arrived refugee who resettled in another state and moved to Minnesota: Refugee Medical Assistance may provide coverage to people with an eligible status who do not qualify for Medical Assistance. For a list of funded RES and RSS providers in Minnesota, see the 2016-2017 Directory of Refugee Service Providers (PDF). They argue that refugees … SERVICES/SNAP E&T, 0028.06.12 - WHO IS EXEMPT FROM SNAP WORK REGISTRATION, 0028.09 - ES OVERVIEW/SNAP E&T ORIENTATION, 0028.09.03 - CONTENT OF ES OVERVIEW/SNAP E&T ORIENTATION, 0028.09.06 - EXEMPTIONS FROM ES OVERVIEW/SNAP E&T ORIENTATION, 0028.18 - GOOD CAUSE FOR NON-COMPLIANCE--MFIP/DWP, 0028.18.01 - MFIP GOOD CAUSE--CAREGIVERS UNDER 20, 0028.21 - GOOD CAUSE NON-COMPLIANCE - SNAP/MSA/GA/GRH, 0028.30 - SANCTIONS FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY - CASH, 0028.30.03 - PRE 60-MONTH TYPE/LENGTH OF ES SANCTIONS, 0028.30.04 - POST 60-MONTH EMPL. LSS of MN receives $1,000 per arrival, which we supplement with other revenue to cover our expenses. Yussuf, 28, and two other refugees had each paid a driver $600 to deliver them from Minneapolis to far northwestern Minnesota. Divisions of Refugee Assistance. This includes: pre-arrival, reception, initial housing food, clothing, referral services and social programs. The Resettlement Programs Office works with federal, state and local partners to assist families to build well-being and contribute to a stronger Minnesota. After their first years of adjustment, refugee incomes rise rapidly, and so do their contributions to taxes and the economy. Asylum status. BENEFIT LEVEL - MFIP/DWP/GA, 0022.12.01 - HOW TO CALCULATE BENEFIT LEVEL - SNAP/MSA/GRH, 0022.12.02 - BEGINNING DATE OF ELIGIBILITY, 0022.15.03 - BUDGETING LUMP SUMS IN A PROSPECTIVE MONTH, 0022.15.06 - BUDGETING LUMP SUMS IN A RETROSPECTIVE MONTH, 0022.18.03 - OVERPAYMENTS RELATING TO SUSPENDED CASES, 0022.21 - INCOME OVERPAYMENT RELATING TO BUDGET CYCLE, 0022.24 - UNCLE HARRY FOOD SUPPORT BENEFITS, 0023.09 - HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES, 0024.03 - WHEN BENEFITS ARE PAID - MFIP/DWP, 0024.03.03 - WHEN BENEFITS ARE PAID - SNAP/MSA/GA/GRH, 0024.04.03.03 - BENEFIT DELIVERY METHODS--PROGRAM PROVISIONS, 0024.04.04 - CHANGES IN AUTOMATIC BENEFIT DELIVERY METHOD, 0024.06 - PROVISIONS FOR REPLACING BENEFITS, 0024.06.03 - SITUATIONS REQUIRING SNAP BENEFIT REPLACEMENT, 0024.06.03.03 - REPLACING SNAP STOLEN/LOST BEFORE RECEIPT, 0024.06.03.15 - REPLACING FOOD DESTROYED IN A DISASTER, 0024.06.03.18 - REPLACING DAMAGED SNAP CASH-OUT WARRANTS, 0024.09.01 - PROTECTIVE AND VENDOR PAYMENTS-SNAP/MSA/GA/GRH, 0024.09.09 - DISCONTINUING PROTECTIVE AND VENDOR PAYMENTS, 0024.09.12 - PAYMENTS AFTER CHEMICAL USE ASSESSMENT, 0024.12 - ISSUING AND REPLACING IDENTIFICATION CARDS, 0025.03 - DETERMINING INCORRECT PAYMENT AMOUNTS, 0025.06 - MAINTAINING RECORDS OF INCORRECT PAYMENTS, 0025.09.03 - WHERE TO SEND CORRECTIVE PAYMENTS, 0025.12.03 - OVERPAYMENTS EXEMPT FROM RECOVERY, 0025.12.03.03 - SUSPENDING OR TERMINATING RECOVERY, 0025.12.03.09 - CLAIM COMPROMISE & TERMINATION, 0025.12.06 - REPAYING OVERPAYMENTS - PARTICIPANTS, 0025.12.09 - REPAYING OVERPAYMENTS - NON-PARTICIPANTS, 0025.12.12 - ACTION ON OVERPAYMENTS - TIME LIMITS, 0025.15 - ORDER OF RECOVERY - PARTICIPANTS, 0025.18 - ORDER OF RECOVERY - NON-PARTICIPANTS, 0025.21.03 - OVERPAYMENT REPAYMENT AGREEMENT, 0025.24 - FRAUDULENTLY OBTAINING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, 0025.24.03 - RECOVERING FRAUDULENTLY OBTAINED ASSISTANCE, 0025.24.06.03 - ADMINISTRATIVE DISQUALIFICATION HEARING, 0025.24.07 - DISQUALIFICATION FOR ILLEGAL USE OF SNAP, 0025.24.08 - SNAP ELECTRONIC DISQUALIFIED RECIPIENT SYSTEM, 0025.30 - FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, PEOPLE NOT IN HOME, 0025.30.03 - CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PARENTS NOT IN HOME. If you reside in Ramsey County, Washington County or Dakota County, contact Refugee Cash Assistance staff at International Institute of Minnesota, 1694 Como Ave., St. Paul, MN 55108. 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