When a household moves into a new county, how many months of their certification period can they submit a recertification or visit their new county for it to be the new county's responsibility?

When a household moves into a new county, they are allowed to submit a recertification within a two-month timeframe for it to become the responsibility of the new county. This means that the household must initiate their recertification process within two months of their move to ensure that the new county takes over their case management and benefits. This two-month window helps streamline the transition of services from one county to another, allowing for continuity and minimizing disruptions in assistance.

The other options present longer timeframes, which do not align with the regulations guiding this process. Allowing a shorter period encourages timely action and helps both the household and the county to maintain updated records and benefits efficiently. This policy ensures that households can receive consistent support without unnecessary delays during transitions between counties.