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Use the following codes in Workforce One when someone leaves MFIP or DWP:

MFIP Exit Reasons

· 60 Months/Not Extended – Participant has reach 60 months of MFIP and does not qualify for an extension.

· Administrative Separation - Case is closed for failure to turn in verifications, Household Report Forms, or complete recertification process.

· Disqualified Drug Felon – Participant has been permanently disqualified from MFIP due to sanction limit as a result of a failed drug test under county or tribal nation drug testing protocols.

· Failure to File (HRF or Recertification) – Participant’s MFIP case has closed due to failure to return Household Report Forms or Recertification forms and the case has remained closed for 2 consecutive months.

· Moved from the County - Moved to another county within the state in which case the eligibility case remains opens.

· Moved from the State – Participant moved out of state.

· No Eligible Child – There is no eligible child in the household and/or youngest child turned 19.

· No Longer in the Household – Participant moved out of the MFIP household.

· Sanction/Closed - Participant closes due to the 100% sanction.

· SSI/RSDI –Participant has been approved, and is receiving, SSI benefits.

· Unsubsidized Employment - Participant is working and the case is closed due to earnings, or a combination of unearned income (such as child support) and earnings.

· Voluntary Separation - Participant requests closure of their MFIP (cash/food) case.

· 60 months/Not Extended - Participant closes because they reach the 60 month limit and either do not request or do not qualify for an extension.

· Other - Reasons not specified above.

DWP Exit Reasons

· Administrative Separation - Case is closed for failure to turn in verifications or required paperwork to the financial worker.

· Disqualified Drug Felon – Participant has been permanently disqualified from MFIP due to sanction limit as a result of a failed drug test under county or tribal nation drug testing protocols.

· Disqualified Non-Compliance – Participant is not cooperating with DWP requirements.

· Found Unlikely to Benefit - See Unlikely to Benefit Determinations, 20.6 (Eligibility Rules).

· Moved from the County - Moved to another county within the state in which case the income maintenance case remains opens.

· Moved from the State – Participant moved out of state.

· No Longer in the Household – Participant moved out of the MFIP household.

· Referred to MFIP - DWP 4-month eligibility period ends or participant loses DWP eligibility. Participant must apply for MFIP.

· Unsubsidized Employment - Participant is working and the case is closed due to earnings, or a combination of unearned income (such as child support) and earnings. Use this when the participant is not applying for MFIP after DWP.

· Voluntary Separation - Participant requests closure of their DWP case.