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EXHIBIT 1 <br />TPS-IV.E. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER AND CITIZENSHIP STATUS <br />VERIFICATION <br />For the EHV program, the PHA is not required to obtain and verify SSN documentation and <br />documentation evidencing eligible noncitizen status before admitting the family to the EHV <br />program. Instead, PHAs may adopt policies to admit EHV applicants who are unable to provide <br />the required SSN or citizenship documentation during the initial eligibility determination. As an <br />alternative requirement, such individuals must provide the required documentation within 180 <br />days of admission to be eligible for continued assistance, pending verification, unless the PHA <br />provides an extension based on evidence from the family or confirmation from the CoC or other <br />partnering agency that the family has made a good -faith effort to obtain the documentation. <br />If a PHA determines that an ineligible family received assistance, the PHA must take steps to <br />terminate that family from the program. <br />SAHA Policy <br />SAHA will admit EHV applicants who are unable to provide the required SSN or <br />citizenship documentation during the initial eligibility determination. These individuals <br />must provide the required documentation in accordance with policies in Chapter 7 within <br />180 days of admission. SAHA may provide an additional 60-day extension based on <br />evidence from the family or confirmation from the CoC that the family has made a good - <br />faith effort to obtain the documentation. <br />If SAHA determines that an ineligible family received assistance, SAHA will take steps <br />to terminate that family from the program in accordance with policies in Chapterl2. <br />TPS-IV.F. AGE AND DISABILITY VERIFICATION <br />PHAs may accept self -certification of date of birth and disability status if a higher level of <br />verification is not immediately available. If self -certification is used, the PHA must obtain a <br />higher level of verification within 90 days of admission or verify the information in EIV. <br />If a PHA determines that an ineligible family received assistance, the PHA must take steps to <br />terminate that family from the program. <br />SAHA Policy <br />SAHA will accept self -certification of date of birth if a higher form of verification is not <br />immediately available. The certification must be made in a format acceptable to SAHA <br />and must be signed by the family member whose information is being verified. If self - <br />certification is accepted, within 90 days of admission, SAHA will verify the information <br />in EIV or through other third -party verification if the information is not available in EIV. <br />SAHA will note the family's file that self -certification was used as initial verification and <br />include an EIV printout or other third -party verification confirming the applicant's date <br />of birth. <br />If SAHA determines that an ineligible family received assistance, SAHA will take steps <br />to terminate that family from the program in accordance with policies in Chapterl2. <br />Page TPS-18 Administrative Plan 7/l/2025 <br />City Council 5 — 918 7/15/2025 <br />
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