Eligibility for non-recurring Sample Clauses

Eligibility for non-recurring adoption expense payments‌ 1). The child does not need to meet other Title IV-E adoption assistance requirements for an Applicable Child (see Section 2.5.3.2 and Section 2.5.3.3) to receive these payments (45 CFR 1356.41 d). OR 1). The child does not need to meet other Title IV-E adoption assistance requirements for a Non-Applicable Child (see Section 2.5.4.2 and Section 2.5.4.3) to receive these payments (45 CFR 1356.41 d). OR o The child has special needs and is eligible for state adoption assistance (see Section 2.5.5). • The adoptive parents enter into an adoption assistance agreement, and do not decline this assistance. These expenses shall be incurred by, or on behalf of, the parents and shall be directly related to the legal adoption of the child with special needs (Social Security Act, Title IV, § 473 (a) (1) (B) (i) [42 USC 673]). Federal Title IV-E funds shall be used for all non-recurring adoption expense payments for children receiving adoption assistance. For procedures on assessing non-recurring adoption expenses, see Section 2.15. State special services payments help meet the child's physical, mental, emotional, or non-routine dental needs. They shall be directly related to the child's special needs. Special services payments shall be time limited, based on the child’s special needs (22 VAC 00-000-000 E3). Only state funds shall be used to pay special services4. The child may be eligible for state special services when the child has special needs and is eligible for either Title IV-E adoption assistance maintenance payments (see Section 2.5.3 or Section 2.5.4) or for state adoption assistance (see Section 2.5.5) AND • The child is in the custody of the CPA and placed for adoption. • The adoptive parents are capable of providing the permanent family relationships needed by the child in all respects except financial (§ 63.2-1301 C). The LDSS assesses the capability of the adoptive parents to meet the child’s needs financially when assessing payment amounts for special services. The LDSS will assess whether: • The adoptive parents can financially afford the special service. • Health insurance and/or other resources will cover the service cost (§ 63.2- 1301 C and § 63.2-1302 A 2). Income shall only be one factor considered when assessing the family circumstances of the adoptive parents for special services payments (22 VAC 00- 000-000 E3c (3)). For procedures on assessing special services, see Section 2.16.
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