ESAP and MSCAP True/False Questions

A 63-year-old SNAP applicant with no earned income is eligible for ESAP.

• True

• False

All household members must be age 60 or older to qualify for ESAP.

• True

• False

ESAP clients must submit an interim report halfway through their certification period.

• True

• False

An ESAP client who begins a part-time job during their certification can wait until recertification to report it.

• True

• False

Receiving a LIHEAP energy assistance benefit disqualifies someone from ESAP.

• True

• False

If an ESAP household member passes away, the case should be reviewed for eligibility impact.

• True

• False

MSCAP is only for individuals who receive SSI.

• True

• False

IF a MSCAP client becomes part of a household of a person not receiving SSI, they remain MSCAP eligible

• True

• False

Clients receiving both SSI and Social Security retirement benefits are eligible for MSCAP.

• True

• False

If a client reports a change in income during their MSCAP certification period, it must be reviewed.

• True

• False