Attachment E
TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 1: GENERAL ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
U.S. WORK AUTHORIZATION
Note: For the list of acceptable verification
documents included in the Form I-9, go to
www.uscis.gov.
(Applicant Statement cannot be used)
SELECTIVE SERVICE REGISTRATION
ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
Verification documents as listed on the USCIS Form 1-9:
 Any one from List A; or
 One From List B and one from List C combined
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SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
Note: (Must be 9 Digits)
Many government agencies no longer provide the
full Social Security number, listing only the last
four. It is the responsibility of the applicant to
provide a document with all nine numbers.
(Applicant Statement cannot be used)
BIRTH DATE/AGE
(Applicant Statement cannot be used)
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Selective Service acknowledgement letter
Form DD-214 - Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active
Military Duty
Screen printout of the Selective Service verification internet
site: https://www.sss.gov/RegVer/wfVerification.aspx
Selective Service registration card
Selective Service verification form (Form 3A)
Stamped post office receipt of registration
Selective Service status information letter
Evidence presented by an individual that his failure to register
with the Selective Service was not knowing and willful (e.g., a
written explanation accompanied by supporting documentation
such as a third party affidavit)
DD-214, Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Military
Duty
Driver’s License (if applicable)
Employment Records
IRS Form Letter 1722
Letter from Social Services Agency
Pay Stub
Social Security Benefits
Social Security Card
W-2 Form
Telephone verification from Cognizant Agency
Baptismal record
Birth certificate
Form DD-214, Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active
Military Duty
Driver's license
Federal, state or local government issued identification card
Hospital record of birth
Passport
Public assistance/social service records
School records or identification card
Work permit
Cross match with Department of Public Health vital records
Tribal records
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 2: ESTABLISHING VETERANS’ PRIORITY
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
A “covered person” under the Jobs for Veterans
Act is one of the following:
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1. VETERAN
An individual who served in the active
military, army, naval or air service that was
released under conditions other than
dishonorable.
2. THE SPOUSE OF:
 Any veteran who died of a serviceconnected disability;
 A member serving on active military duty
who is listed as missing in action, captured
in the line of duty by a hostile force, or
forcibly detained or interned in the line of
duty by a foreign government or power;
 Any veteran with a total service-connected
disability rating or one who died while
being evaluated for it. (Pub.L.107-288 Sec.
4215)
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ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
DD-214, Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Military
Duty),
Written communication with federal or Department of Veterans’
Affairs or other veterans’ service agency, or
Telephone Verification with a government veterans’ service
agency
Proof of marriage to veteran through:
 Military spouses ID Card
 Marriage Certificate
 Proof that the veteran fits one of the categories listed through:
o Military records
o Newspaper article
o Obituary Notice
o DD-214
 Written communication with federal or Department of Veterans’
Affairs or other veterans’ service agency, or
 Telephone Verification with a government veterans’ service
agency
 Death Certificate
 Medical Records
(Applicant Statement cannot be used)
TABLE 3: LOW-INCOME ELIGIBILITY
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
CASH PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
An applicant who receives, or is a member of a
family which receives cash public assistance
under a federal, state or local income-based
public assistance program.
(Applicant Statement cannot be used)
FOSTER CHILD (State or local payments are made
for applicant.)
(Applicant Statement cannot be used)
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ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
Authorization to Receive Cash Public Assistance
Public Assistance Check
Medical Card showing Cash Grant Status
Public Assistance Records
Refugee Assistance Records
Cross-match with public assistance database
Written confirmation from a social services agency; or
Court documents, that must be accompanied by case notes
explaining the foster care situation.
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 3: LOW-INCOME ELIGIBILITY
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
FREE OR REDUCED LUNCH
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Letter of Eligibility for free or reduced priced lunch
School Documentation
Applicant Statement
LIVING IN A HIGH-POVERTY AREA
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(Applicant Statement cannot be used)
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Lives in a Census tract identified in San Diego as high-poverty by
SDWP
Proof of living on an Indian Reservation or tribal land
SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM (SNAP) [Food Stamps]
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(Eligible to receive a free or reduced priced lunch
under the Richard B. Russell National School
Lunch Act (42 U.S.C. 1751 et seq.).
(Applicant Statement cannot be used)
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Current Authorization to obtain Food Stamps
Current Food Stamp Receipt
Food Stamp Card with Current Date
Letter from Food Stamp Disbursing Agency
Postmarked Food Stamp Mailer with Applicable Name and
Address
Public Assistance Records/Printout
Telephone Verification with County Welfare Office
TABLE 4: LOW-INCOME ELIGIBILITY
FAMILY SIZE/
INDIVIDUAL STATUS
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Birth Certificate
Decree of Court
Proof of disability (to prove individual status)
Divorce Decree
Landlord Statement/Lease
Marriage Certificate
Medical Card
Most Recent Tax Return supported by IRS Documents Form
Letter 1722
Public Assistance/Social Service Agency Records
Public Housing Authority (If resident of, or on waiting list)
Written Statement from a Publicly-Supported 24-Hour Care
Facility or Institution (e.g. Mental, Prison)
Telephone Verification
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 4: LOW-INCOME ELIGIBILITY
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
INDIVIDUAL/FAMILY INCOME
Document each family member or “family of
one” and their corresponding income
determination and documentation.
INDIVIDUAL(S) WITH DISABILITIES
An individual who has a physical (motion, vision,
hearing) or mental (learning or developmental)
impairment which substantially limits one or
more of such person’s major life activities and
has a record of such an impairment, or is
regarded as having such an impairment and the
individual’s physical or mental impairment
constitutes or results in a substantial impediment
to employment.
*Must prove his/her own low-income status. If the
individual is over the income guidelines as an
individual, it is allowable to compute the income as
part of the family if it helps to meet low-income
guidelines.
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ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
Alimony Agreement
Rental Agreement or Lease (Family Size)
Award Letter from Veterans Administration
Bank Statements (Direct Deposit or Regular Cash Deposits)
Compensation Award Letter
Court Award Letter
Employer Statement
Farm or Business Financial Records
Housing Authority Verification (Family Size)
Pay Stubs
Pension Statement
Public Assistance Records
Quarterly Estimated tax for Self-Employed Persons (Schedule C)
Social Security Benefits Records
Unemployment Insurance Documents and/or Printout
Telephone Verification
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
Letter from Drug or Alcohol Rehabilitation Agency
Letter from Child Study Team Stating Specific Disability
Medical Records/ Physician’s Statement
Psychiatrist’s or Psychologist’s Diagnosis
School Official Records or Statement
Sheltered Workshop Certification
Social Service Records/Referral
Social Security Administration Disability Records
Veterans Administration Letter/Records
Vocational Rehabilitation Letter/Statement
Workers Compensation Record
Telephone Verification
Observable Condition as Documented in a CalJOBS Case Note by
Staff
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 5: SPECIAL RULE/EXEMPTION
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FIVE PERCENT WINDOW
(YOUTH PROGRAM)
5% Exception Request Form completed and approved by the
SDWP Youth Program Specialist and the Youth Program
Manager.
(Applicant Statement cannot be used)
TABLE 6: IN-SCHOOL YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
IN-SCHOOL YOUTH (Definition)
1) Age 14 to 21,
2) Attending school;
3) At risk of dropping out of school (if applicable);
4) Low-income; and
5) Meet one or more of the following barriers:
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Individual with a disability
Basic skills deficient
English language learner
Offender
Homeless, runaway, or foster child
Pregnant or parenting
Requires additional assistance to complete an educational program or to secure and hold employment. This has
been
defined locally as a youth:
 At risk of dropping out of school;
 Who is gang affiliated;
 Who is refugee/immigrant;
 Has a family history of chronic unemployment;
 Who resides in an area with high rates of poverty, crime and unemployment,
 Who has a substance abuse problem, or has a history of having such a problem;
 Who was formerly in foster care;
 With a parent or legal guardian that is incarcerated;
 Who is being raised by someone other than their biological parents, (such as kinship care); or
 Who is a first-generation high school graduate.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
Verify each eligibility criterion
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
ATTENDING SCHOOL
 School records
 Letters from school, counselor or probation officer to
parent(s)
 Report Card
 Telephone Verification with relevant school personnel
 Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and
is accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of
Youth Eligibility Manual.
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 6: IN-SCHOOL YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
AT RISK OF DROPPING OUT - Refer to Contract
(OF HIGH SCHOOL OR EQUIVALENT)
Drop out risk factors include:
 Two grades below his/her age group;
 Not able to obtain a work permit due to low
grade point average (GPA);
 Below 2.0 GPA or is on their school’s D or F
list;
 Has failed to pass the California High School
Exit Exam (CAHSEE);
 Below minimum number of required credits
for grade level; and/or
 Chronic attendance problems resulting in
disciplinary issues (e.g. suspensions,
expulsions or other documented behavioral
issues resulting in a disciplinary action).
 School transcripts or other school records
 Has a documented referral by a school counselor, probation
officer or other agent
 Letters from school, counselor or probation officer to
parent(s)
 School or other cognizant agency’s determination youth is at
risk of dropping out of high school
 Report card
 CAHSEE results
 Telephone Verification with principal, teachers or school
counselor or other relevant personnel
 Truancy citation
 Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and
is accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part of
Youth Eligibility Manual.
TABLE 7: OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH (Definition)
1) Age 16-24 who is not attending any school; and meets one or more of the following categories:
a) School dropout;
b) Within the age of compulsory school attendance, but has not attended school for at least the most recent
complete school year calendar quarter (as defined by the local school district);
c) Recipient of a secondary school diploma or its recognized equivalent, who is low-income and basic skills deficient
or an English language learner;
d) Subject to the juvenile or adult justice system (offender);
e) A homeless individual, runaway, an individual who is in foster care or has aged out of the foster care system, a
child eligible for assistance under section 477 of the Social Security Act, or an individual who is an out-of-home
placement;
f) Pregnant or parenting;
g) Low income individual with a disability; or
h) Low-income individual who requires additional assistance to complete an educational program or to secure and
hold employment. This has been defined locally as a youth:
 With limited English proficiency;
 Who is gang affiliated;
 Who is refugee/immigrant;
 Has a family history of chronic unemployment;
 Who resides in an area with high rates of poverty, crime and unemployment;
 Who has a substance abuse problem, or has a history of having such a problem;
 With a parent or legal guardian that is incarcerated;
 Who is being raised by someone other than their biological parents, (such as kinship care); or
 Who is a first-generation high school graduate.
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 7: OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL
ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
 School Records
 Diploma/GEDor other recognized equivalent
 Telephone Verification with School/District officials
 Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
TABLE 8: IN-SCHOOL AND OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT BARRIERS AND ELIGIBILITY CATEGORIES
BASIC SKILLS DEFICIENT
The term basic skills deficient, means that an
individual has English reading, writing, or
computing skills at or below the 8th grade level
(8.9) on a generally accepted standardized test or
a comparable score on a criterion-reference test.
The Act does not provide flexibility to local areas
to further define basic skills deficient.
(Applicant Statement Cannot Be Used)
DISABILITIES (Individuals With Disabilities)
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Assessment by a Generally Accepted Standardized Test
School Records showing test scores from a Generally Accepted
Standardized Test within the last year
See Documents in Table 4, above.
FAMILY HISTORY OF CHRONIC UNEMPLOYMENT
Documentation to verify poor employment history (from Chapter
VII Attachment F-2) may include, but is not limited to:
 Pay Stubs
 Telephone verification with Employers
 UI records
 Public Assistance Records
 Rejection letters from employers, etc.
 Income determination showing income below 200% of the LLSIL
for San Diego County
 Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
FIRST GENERATION HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
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School Records
Telephone Verification with School/District officials
Telephone Verification with other cognizant agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 8: IN-SCHOOL AND OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT BARRIERS AND ELIGIBILITY CATEGORIES
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
FORMER FOSTER CARE YOUTH
GANG-AFFILIATED YOUTH
A youth with one or more of the following
characteristics:
1. Admits membership in or close affiliation
with a gang
2. Desires to be initiated into a gang
3. Has tattoos and/or paraphernalia associated
with a specific gang
4. Has been arrested in the company of a known
gang member while committing a delinquent or
criminal act
5. Has been confirmed as a gang member by police
records, observances, and/or informants
6. Has family members who are gang-affiliated as
outlined above.
HOMELESS OR RUN-AWAY YOUTH
ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
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Court Records/Documentation
County Welfare Office Records/Statement
Telephone Verification
Written Statement from a Cognizant Agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
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Assessment Interview Results
School Records
Police Records
Letter from Probation Officer
Professional Counseling Records
Court Documents
Written Statement from Social Service Agency
Referrals from Official Agencies
Telephone Verification with Cognizant Agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and
is accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of
Youth Eligibility Manual.
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Written Statement from an Individual Providing Temporary
Residence
Written Statement from Shelter or Social Service Agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
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IMMIGRANT - See Permanent Resident Alien
Permanent Resident Alien - an alien admitted to
the United States as a lawful permanent resident.
Permanent residents are also commonly referred to
as immigrants; however, the Immigration and
Nationality Act (INA) broadly defines an immigrant as
any alien in the United States, except one legally
admitted under specific nonimmigrant categories
(INA section 101(a) (15). An illegal alien who entered
the United States without inspection, for example,
would be strictly defined as an immigrant under the
INA but is not a permanent resident alien.
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Immigrant Visa granted by the Dept of State
Proof of lawful permanent resident status
Resident Alien Permit or Card
Unexpired foreign passport
Unexpired employment authorization document issued by the INS
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 8: IN-SCHOOL AND OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT BARRIERS AND ELIGIBILITY CATEGORIES
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER (Limited English
Language Proficiency)
The inability of an individual, whose native
language is not English, to communicate in
English, resulting in a barrier to employment.
An individual who has a limited ability speaking,
reading, writing, or understanding the English
language, and whose native language is a
language other than English; or who lives in a
family or community environment where a
language other than English is the dominant
language.
SUBJECT TO THE JUVENILE OR ADULT JUSTICE
SYSTEM (OFFENDER)
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PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN INCARCERATED
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ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
School Records
Professional Counseling Records
Assessment result through staff interviews or observation of
inability to perform functions listed
Assessment by a Generally Accepted Standardized Test
Referrals from Official Agencies
Written Statement from Social Service Agency
Telephone Verification with Cognizant Agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
Court Documents
Halfway House Resident
Letter of Parole
Letter from Probation Officer
Police Records
Telephone Verification from Cognizant Agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
Court Records/Documents
Telephone Verification from Cognizant Agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
Court Documents
Proof of being a Halfway House Resident
Letter of Parole
Letter from Probation Officer
Police Records
Records from a Cognizant Agency
Telephone Verification from Cognizant Agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 8: IN-SCHOOL AND OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT BARRIERS AND ELIGIBILITY CATEGORIES
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
PREGNANT OR PARENTING
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RAISED BY SOMEONE OTHER THAN BIOLOGICAL
PARENTS (NOT INCLUDING YOUTH IN FOSTER
CARE PLACEMENT)
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REFUGEE
Any person who is outside his/her country of
nationality who is unable or unwilling to return to
that country because of persecution or a wellfounded fear of persecution based on the alien’s
race, religion, nationality, membership in a
particular social group, or political opinion. People
with no nationality must generally be outside their
country of last habitual residence to qualify as a
refugee. (U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services)
RESIDE IN AREAS WITH HIGH RATES OF CRIME,
POVERTY, AND UNEMPLOYMENT
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ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
Birth Certificate
Hospital Record of Birth
Medical Card
Physician Note
Referrals from Official Agencies
School Program for Pregnant Teens or School Records
Statement from Social Services Agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
School Records
Medical Records
Statement from case worker or representative from HHSA
Telephone Verification from a Cognizant Agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
Unexpired Refugee Travel Document
Immigrant Visa granted by the Dept. of State
Unexpired foreign passport
Unexpired Employment Authorization document issued by the INS
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
 Cognizant agency records (Police, schools, District Attorney) showing
high rates of crime, poverty or unemployment in an area
 Newspaper articles identifying an area as high crime, a gang
injunction safety zone, or an area of high poverty or high
unemployment
 Internet site document indicating an area is:
i. Enterprise or Empowerment Zone;
ii. Gang injunction “safe zone” area]
iii. High Crime area
 SANDAG Data showing high crime, high poverty areas:
http://www.sandag.org
 Attachment M Local Barrier Data - Appendix 1-3
 Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
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TABLE OF DOCUMENTATION TO ESTABLISH WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY
TABLE 8: IN-SCHOOL AND OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT BARRIERS AND ELIGIBILITY CATEGORIES
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Verify each eligibility criterion
SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROBLEM OR HISTORY OF
HAVING SUCH A PROBLEM
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WITHIN THE AGE OF COMPULSORY SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE, BUT HAS NOT ATTENDED SCHOOL
FOR AT LEAST THE MOST RECENT COMPLETE
SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR QUARTER (as defined
by each local school system).
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ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION
One document per eligibility criterion is required.
Only the documentation sources listed below may be used.
Medical Records
Police Records
Court Documents
School Records
Written Statement from Cognizant Agency
Documentation of 12-Step of meeting attendance or sponsorship
Telephone Verification with cognizant agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
School Attendance Record(s)
School Records
School Letters identifying truancy status
Telephone Verification with School/District officials confirming
truancy or drop out status
Telephone Verification with other cognizant agency
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
ID showing age is below 18
School records regarding attendance for the most recent
complete school year calendar quarter or later
Telephone Verification with School Personnel regarding
attendance
Truancy Citation(s)
Applicant Statement if no other documents are available and is
accompanied with a case note, as explained in Part I of Youth
Eligibility Manual.
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