QUALIFIED ALIENS. Qualified Aliens (“as defined below”) are eligible to receive services pursuant to this Agreement. The following persons are considered “Qualified Aliens”:
QUALIFIED ALIENS. Qualified Aliens (“as defined below”) are eligible to receive weatherization services. The following persons are considered “Qualified Aliens”: Legal Permanent Residents Asylees Refugees Aliens paroled into the U.S. for at least one year Aliens whose deportations are being withheld Aliens granted conditional entry (prior to April 1, 1980) Battered alien spouses, battered alien children, the alien parents of battered children, and alien children of battered parents who fit certain criteria Cuban/Haitian entrants; and Victims of a severe form of trafficking Qualified Aliens must be documented in accordance with the procedures set forth in Section 301 of the Indiana Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program Operations Manual, located on IHCDA’s Partner Website.
QUALIFIED ALIENS. Illegal/Ineligible aliens who meet the residence and other Medicaid policy eligibility criteria are eligible for Medicaid only for treatment of medical conditions meeting the following requirements. See Section 10.6.
QUALIFIED ALIENS. Qualified Aliens (“as defined below”) are eligible to receive energy assistance benefits. The following persons are considered “Qualified Aliens”: 1. Legal Permanent Residents 2. Asylees
QUALIFIED ALIENS. Qualified Aliens (“as defined below”) are eligible to receive services pursuant to this Agreement. The following persons are considered “Qualified Aliens”: Legal Permanent Residents Asylees Refugees Aliens paroled into the U.S. for at least one year Aliens whose deportations are being withheld Aliens granted conditional entry (prior to April 1, 1980) Battered alien spouses, battered alien children, the alien parents of battered children, and alien children of battered parents who fit certain criteria Cuban/Haitian entrants; and Victims of a severe form of trafficking Qualified Aliens must be documented in accordance with the procedures set forth in Section 4.4 of the Indiana Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program Operations Manual, located on IHCDA’s Partner Website. There are exemptions to the verification requirements established by PRWORA and clarified by the Department of Justice in its Interim Guidance (62 FR 61344, November 17, 1997) and in the Proposed Rule (63 FR 41662, August 4, 1998). These exemptions include those for: the provision of in-kind, community based services which are necessary for the protection of life and safety; the provision of emergency medical care and certain other immunizations and treatments; and the protection of battered alien spouses, battered alien children, the alien parents of battered children, and alien children of battered parents who fit certain criteria.
