Form 1106 texas-2026

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The document is a bulletin from Todd Byrnes, Director of Eligibility Services Support, outlining the correct procedures for using Form H1106, Enumeration Referral, in Texas Works. It emphasizes that all applicants must provide a Social Security Number (SSN) or apply for one before receiving benefits. The bulletin details the new process for referring applicants to the Social Security Administration (SSA) when they do not have an SSN, including specific instructions on how to complete and submit Form H1106 correctly. It also notes that staff must begin using the updated form immediately.

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Begin by reviewing the purpose of Form H1106, which is used for referring applicants without a Social Security Number (SSN) to the local SSA office.
In the first section, check either Box 1 or Box 2 to indicate the reason for referral. Ensure only one box is selected.
If applicable, check Box 3 to request a receipt for your submission.
Fill in the SSA address space with the local office information, which can be found using the client’s zip code on SSA’s website.
Complete and sign the form. Make sure all required fields are filled accurately.
Once completed, save your changes and attach Form H1106 to any other necessary documents before submission.

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How do you send documents to Your Texas Benefits?

For help or questions with your HHSC benefits case or YourTexasBenefits.com, call 2-1-1 or 1-877-541-7905. After you pick a language, press 2. For help or questions about your Lone Star Card account, Call 1-800-777-7328 (7EBT).

How do I send my forms to Texas benefits?

Uploading your files may help us review your case faster. Online: Click here to see instructions on how to upload documents online. You can also send us copies by: Fax: 1-877-447-2839 (toll-free). Write your Social Security number on each item. Mail: HHSC. P.O. Box 149027. Austin, TX 78714-0927.

How do I find my Texas benefits letters and forms?

When a notice is posted to your account, we will let you know by sending a text message or an email, depending on what you picked. To view the notices, log in to YourTexasBenefits.com and go to Letters and Forms. Not all notices will be on YourTexasBenefits.com. You may still get some in the mail.

What is an enumeration referral?

The BHSF Enumeration form is used to refer all applicants in need of a SSN to the local Social Security Office. Preparation: The BHSF Enumeration is prepared as an original which is given to the applicant. A photocopy of the form shall be made before the original is released.

What is form 1024 for Texas Health and Human Services?

Purpose. Use Form 1024: to document the items or services that result in an Individual Service Plan (ISP) or Individual Plan of Care (IPC) exceeding the assigned cost limit; to establish the medical need and rationale for these items or services; and.

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You can also log in to your account at YourTexasBenefits.com or on the Your Texas Benefits mobile app. On the Your Texas Benefits website: In the upper-right corner, click Log In and enter your username and password. After logging in to your account, select Manage, find your case under My Cases and then select Details.