FNS Documents & Resources (Compact View)

Date	FNS Document#	Title
10/17/2005		FSP - Policy Clarification: Deduction Language on Application and Reported Changes
08/05/2005		Maine’s Request to Allow Residents of “Waiver Homes” To Qualify for Food Stamp Benefits
05/06/2005		Impact of the Defense of Marriage Act on Food Stamp Program Eligibility
02/25/2005		Income Excluded by Federal Law—Disaster Unemployment Assistance
02/15/2005		Food Stamp and Child Nutrition Agreements for Direct Certification
08/31/2004		FSP: Eligibility of Victims of Severe Trafficking
06/18/2004		Eligibility Under the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2003
01/01/2004		Fraud Policy: 7 CFR 273.16
01/01/2004		Head of Household as Individual Responsible for Intentional Program Violations
04/24/2003		Cooperación del Programa de Cupones para Alimentos con investigaciones de fraude
04/24/2003		Food Stamp Program Cooperation with Fraud Investigations
07/30/2001		Questions & Answers On Categorical Eligibility & Vehicles
03/29/2001		Update on the Department of Defense Subsistence Supplemental Allowance for Members of the Armed Forces
01/10/2001		Treatment of Unearned Income from Private Sources
11/21/2000		Preguntas y Respuestas sobre la Norma Final de las Disposiciones para la Autorización y la Elegibilidad de No Ciudadanos
11/21/2000		Questions and Answers on the Noncitizen Eligibility and Certification Provisions Final Rule
10/30/2000		Department of Defense - Family Subsistence Supplemental Allowance for Certain Members of the Armed Forces
10/28/2000		TANF Vehicle Rules for the Food Stamp Program
02/04/2000		Census Demonstration
11/01/1999		Options For A National Data To Track Participation in Federal Means-Tested Public Assistance Programs: Report to Congress
07/14/1999		Letter to Regions on Categorical Eligibility
10/24/1996		Memorandum Clarifying Immigrants' Eligibility for Food Stamps
10/02/1996		Letter to State Commissioners on Changes to Immigrants' Food Stamp Certification Requirements
07/24/1986	86-19	Students - Physically or Mentally Unfit Exemption