PrintIf DTA cannot determine your eligibility because you cannot provide information from a stepparent, parent, or grandparent, your family is not eligible. 106 C.M.R. §§ 704.235, 704.236, 704.315.
What if a stepparent, parent or grandparent refuses to give income information?
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DTA made a number of changes and suspended a number of rules during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Guide notes in red when a rule was suspended during the pandemic.
Produced by Deborah Harris, Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Reviewed March 9 2022
Reviewed March 9 2022
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