G. State Hearing
|
State Hearing |
A
state hearing is an administrative hearing process whereby
applicants/recipients may exercise their right to obtain a full and impartial
review of a County or State action. This responsibility is shared jointly
between the County and the State in accordance with State regulations. A request for State Hearing may be either written or oral. Instructions for filing a hearing request are found on the back of every Notice of Action (NOA). |
|
Decisions |
State
hearing decisions are not precedent setting and the decision relates only to
the issues raised in conjunction with that specific case. A hearing decision
may be one of the following:
|
|
Claim is Denied Or Dismissed |
If
the claim is denied or dismissed, the Appeals Representative forwards a copy
of the decision to the FRC/Employment Site with a cover gram. The cover gram
will instruct the HSS to stop Aid Paid Pending (APP) if previously ordered,
and if APP received is an overpayment/overissuance. This is to be filed in
the case record. |
|
Claim Is Granted Or Granted In
Part |
The
County must submit a compliance report to the State on each case where a
claim is granted. The Appeals Representative will send the HSS or ECM the
following documents:
|
|
Form DPA 27 |
The
completed form DPA 27 is the only means by which the State monitors proper
and timely compliance with hearing decisions. The applicant/recipient is
notified by the State that the County has reported compliance with the
hearing decision. When workers receive forms 03-1 DSS Appeals Compliance
Instruction Letter and DPA 27 County Compliance Report, they must take the
following actions:
|