Documentation of Texas Residency Sample Clauses

Documentation of Texas Residency. To be eligible for services paid for by RWHAP Part B/State Services/THMP, an applicant must reside within the geographic boundaries of Texas and express intent to remain within the state and not claim residency in any other state or country. Texas residency is not a requirement for services exclusively funded by RWHAP Part A. Individuals do not lose their Texas residency status because of a temporary absence from the state. For example, a migrant or seasonal worker may leave the state during certain periods of the year, but maintains a home in Texas, and returns to that home after this temporary absence. This individual will not lose their Texas residency status. Students from another state who are living in Texas to attend school may claim Texas residency based on their student status while they are residing in Texas. Acceptable proof of residency documents must include the applicant’s full legal name and residential address, and be unexpired or from the last 30 days. There are no further proof of residency requirements (e.g. requirement for a photo ID, documentation of immigration status) other than those listed above. Subrecipients and/or providers may not impose more stringent proof of residency requirements regarding eligibility for RW and State HIV funded services than those listed. Subrecipients must document that all eligibility staff have been made aware of this policy no less frequently than annually.
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