Semi-Annual Reporting (SAR)

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1. For QR, benefits were determined for this
many months
2. This type of income is treated differently
under SAR than under QR.
3. Income can be reasonably anticipated if it
has a _____ amount; (1 of 3)
4. Previous reporting system
5. An incomplete SAR 7 causes this
6. Income which would likely place program
participant above 130% of the Federal
Poverty Level requires this type of mid-period
report
9. Status that requires a mid-period report,
fleeing ____.
11. Income can be reasonably anticipated if it
is ____; (2 of 3)
15. And income can be reasonably
anticipated if it has a _____ date. (3 of 3)
16. How is income anticipated?
17. Month in which SAR data is due
18. Under SAR, the new Income Reporting
Threshold has been _____.
Across
7. Under SAR, benefits are determined for
this many months, also number for assembly
bill which caused the change
8. Violations that must be reported midperiod
10. Entity which ensures households receive
a SAR 7 at the end of the SAR data month
12. How many times per year is the SAWS 2
due?
13. The new redetermination/recertification
rules in CalWORKs and CalFresh promotes
program _____.
14. One main goal of the transition
15. Name of SAR month in which program
participant redetermination/recertification
forms are due to CWD
19. SAR cycles are based on the beginning
date of ____, not date of application.
21. Under SAR, how is income budgeted?
22. Violations that must be reported midperiod
23. For CalFresh, an address change is this
type of mid-period report
20. Name of SAR month in which all benefits
are paid and issued