(1) Report within 10 days. A parent shall notify the child care administrative agency within 10 calendar days after the date of any of the following:
(a) The assistance group receives the first payment that includes an increase in the gross income of the assistance group if any of the following conditions are met:
- 1. The gross income of the assistance group is at or below 185 percent of the federal poverty level, and the assistance group’s gross income increases by $250 or more per month.
- 2. The gross income of the assistance group exceeded 185 percent of the federal poverty level at the parent’s last eligibility redetermination and exceeds a dollar amount that will increase the assistance group’s gross income above the next 5 percent increment of the federal poverty level.
- (b) The parent is no longer employed or enrolled in an approved activity.
- (c) The parent is taking a temporary break that is expected to be longer than a calendar month but not more than 3 months.
- (d) The child has not been in attendance at child care by the authorized provider within the previous 20 calendar days.
- (e) The number of days or hours that the assistance group needs child care has changed from what was previously provided to the child care administrative agency.
- (f) The parent is participating in a different approved activity.
- (g) The child care provider charges the parent a reduced price.
- (h) A member of the assistance group gets married or divorced.
- (i) The composition of the assistance group changes.
- (j) The address or place of residence of the assistance group changes, including a change that is only temporary.
- (k) The child or the parent identified in the automation system for determining eligibility for the child care subsidy program moves out of the state.
- (2) New provider. A parent shall notify the child care administrative agency of the parent’s intent to change child care providers as specified under s. DCF 201.039 (12).
History
History: CR 18-088: cr. Register July 2019 No. 763, eff. 8-1-19.