Example 1: Child, Subject to Deeming, Away at School
         
         Tom Smith, a 14-year old eligible child, is temporarily absent from their parents'
            home when Tom is away at school. Since Tom is subject to deeming from their parents,
            the ISM received from the permanent living arrangement (parents' home) and from the
            temporary living arrangement (school) is potentially countable. The claim specialist
            (CS) determines that Tom does not get any ISM in their parents' home. However, Tom
            receives food and shelter while at school and their parents do not pay for it. The
            CS determines that this is countable ISM and establishes that it has a value in excess
            of the PMV. ISM capped at the PMV amount is charged beginning with the month that
            Tom starts living at school. Tom began living at school on 09/15/16. On the SSI claim
            system, the CS inputs 09/15/16 on the Living Arrangement Change page (INTRANETSSI
            010.016) to establish a living arrangement iteration to document the value of the
            ISM only to the claimant. Using a date in September means that the SSI claim system
            will charge ISM for September. On the In-Kind Support and Maintenance page (INTRANETSSI
            010.015), the CS answers “yes” to the ISM question which reads “Does any person (not
            living with you) or any agency pay for any of your food or shelter items or provide
            you or your household (if applicable) with any food or shelter item (y/n):.” On the
            In-Kind Support and Maintenance Source page (INTRANETSSI 010.015), the CS indicates
            that the type of ISM is ISM only to the claimant and enters the actual value of the
            ISM in the monthly value field.
         
         When Tom returns home on 06/08/17, the CS will remove the ISM. Since Tom received ISM in June, the ISM will be removed
            starting in July. The CS inputs 07/01/17 on the Living Arrangement Change page to
            establish an iteration to delete the ISM as of July. CAUTION: If the CS inputs a June date on the Living Arrangement Change page, the SSI claim
            system will not charge ISM in June, which would be incorrect.
         
         Example 2: Eligible Individual Receives Gift of a House
         
         Martha Jones, an eligible individual, lives with their 3 children in a home owned
            by Martha's parents. On 12/15/16, Martha's parents deed the home to Martha as a gift.
            The CS determines that the gift of the home is ISM only to the claimant and charges
            the ISM in December (H type income capped at the PMV). On the SSI claim system, the
            CS inputs 12/15 /16 on the Living Arrangement Change page to establish a living arrangement
            iteration to count the ISM in December. The CS then establishes an iteration for January
            by inputting 01/01/17 on the Living Arrangement Change page and showing no ISM in
            January, since this gift of a house counts only in the month of December.