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May an SEA base a child’s eligibility on a qualifying move that occurred in another state within the past 36 months?

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May an SEA base a child’s eligibility on a qualifying move that occurred in another state within the past 36 months?

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Yes. The recruiter must record the date on which the qualifying move occurred and other information that establishes the child’s eligibility for the MEP. SEAs are also encouraged to call the State in which the qualifying move occurred to verify that the move qualified. The child is eligible for the MEP for the remainder of the 36-month period.

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