RECIPIENT
See PARTICIPANT in 0002.47 (Glossary: OJT...).

RECOGNITION OF PARENTAGE
See MINNESOTA VOLUNTARY RECOGNITION OF PARENTAGE in 0002.41 (Glossary: Medically Necessary...) for the definition of the form.

RECOUPMENT
Withholding part of a UNIT's ASSISTANCE BENEFIT to recover an OVERPAYMENT.

RECOVERY
The process of obtaining a repayment of an OVERPAYMENT.

RECURRING CHANGE
A change in circumstances expected to occur on a regular basis.

RECURRING INCOME
A form of income which is:

●	Received periodically, and may be received irregularly when receipt can be anticipated even though the date of receipt cannot be predicted.
	AND
●	From the same source or of the same type that is received and budgeted in a prospective month and is received in 1 or both of the 1st 2 retrospective months.

RECURRING MEDICAL EXPENSES
A medical expense that is reasonably expected to occur on a regular basis; for example, a drug prescription which is refilled every month. Also see NON RECURRING MEDICAL EXPENSES in 0002.45 (Glossary: Netherlands' Act...).

REDETERMINATION
See RECERTIFICATION in 0002.53 (Glossary: Qualified...).

REFEREE
See HUMAN SERVICES JUDGE in 0002.31 (Glossary: Honoraria...).

REFUGEE CASH ASSISTANCE (RCA)
A program that provides financial help to refugees ineligible for SSI or MFIP for up to 8 months after arrival in the United States. See 0030.03 (Refugee Cash Assistance).

REFUGEE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE (RMA)
A federally authorized program providing Medical Assistance to refugees. See 0030.06 (Refugee Medical Assistance) and the Minnesota Health Care Programs Eligibility Policy Manual.

REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM
A program that reimburses state and county expenses of providing services to refugees. See 0030 (Refugee Resettlement Program).

REFUGEE UNACCOMPANIED MINOR
A person who:

●	Is under 18 years of age (or 21, under state law on benefits to children who were in foster care at age 18).
	AND
●	Entered the United States unaccompanied by and not destined to (a) a parent, (b) a close non parental adult relative who is willing and able to care for the child, or an adult with a clear and court verifiable claim to custody of the minor.
	AND
●	Has no parents in the United States.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) determines Refugee Unaccompanied Minor status when a person enters the United States.

REFUGEES
See 0010.18.24 (Verification - I-94 Cards), 0011.03.18 (Non-Citizens - People Fleeing Persecution), 0030 (Refugee Resettlement Program).

REGIONAL TREATMENT CENTER (RTC)
Any state-operated facility for people who are mentally ill, developmentally disabled, or chemically dependent under the direct administrative authority of the Commissioner.

REHABILITATION CENTERS
See TREATMENT RESIDENCES in 0002.67 (Glossary: Thrifty...).