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PM 05: Special SNAP Situations
PM 05-07-00: Categorically Eligible Units
PM 05-07-01: Benefits of Categorical Eligibility
WAG 05-07-01
Categorically eligible SNAP units have to meet the Gross Monthly Income Standard, but not the Net Monthly Income Standard.
Categorically eligible SNAP units do not have to meet the asset test.
SNAP units that are categorically eligible because every member in the unit receives TANF, GA, or SSI do not have to meet the Gross or Net Monthly Income Standards.
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PM 05-07-01: Benefits of Categorical Eligibility
PM 05-07-02: Units Not Categorically Eligible
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