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My Vault is a shared service of Disability Hub MN, DB101, and HB101. You can access My Vault from each of these sites.
A Vault account lets you save favorite pages, do activities and store files on HB101, DB101, and the Hub.
With the MN Employment Professional role, professionals who support people get advanced sorting and management of their files and contacts in the Vault. This makes it easier to organize and track work and support people in the Vault.
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If your child gets Medical Assistance (MA) benefits, any changes in his or her earned income, unearned income, or living arrangements must be reported to the local county or tribal human services office. If your child is 21 years old or older, changes in assets must also be reported. If your child lives with you or is under 18, you and your child’s other parent must also report any changes in income.
Changes must be reported within 10 days of the change. The easiest way to report changes is by using the Minnesota Health Care Programs Change Report Form and submitting it to the county office.
Note: If there are no changes, your child will still need to report income once every six months.
For SNAP (formerly Food Support/Food Stamps) and MFIP, you and your child should also report any changes to the local county or tribal human services office.
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