Sponsor-to-noncitizen deeming ends on the last day of the 36th or 60th consecutive
month from the date of lawful admission, depending on the applicable deeming period
(C.1. above).
EXAMPLE 1: A noncitizen subject to sponsor deeming filed for SSI in January 1993. The noncitizen's
date of lawful admission to the U.S. was March 16, 1990.
Sponsor-to-noncitizen deeming applies for January and February 1993. (This example
illustrates the policy in C.1.a. above.)
EXAMPLE 2: A nocitizen subject to sponsor deeming filed for SSI in June 1993. The noncitizen's
date of lawful admission to the U.S. was October 10, 1991.
Sponsor-to-noncitizen deeming applies for the period of June 1993 through September
1996. (This example illustrates the policy in C.1.a. above.)
EXAMPLE 3: A noncitizen subject to sponsor deeming filed for SSI in September 1993. The noncitizen's
date of lawful admission to the U.S. was December 13, 1990. The noncitizen's claim
was denied due to excess deemed income from the sponsor.
The noncitizen refiles for SSI in February 1994. Sponsor-to-noncitizen deeming applies
for the period of February 1994 through November 1995. (This example illustrates the
policy in the second bullet of C.1.b. above.)
EXAMPLE 4: A noncitizen subject to sponsor deeming files for SSI on October 12, 1996. The noncitizen's
date of lawful admission to the U.S. was January 5, 1995.
Sponsor-to-noncitizen deeming applies for the period of October 1996 through December
1997. (This example illustrates the policy in the first bullet of C.1.c. above.)
EXAMPLE 5: A noncitizen subject to sponsor deeming filed for SSI in June 1993. The noncitizen's
date of lawful admission to the U.S. was October 3, 1992.
Sponsor-to-noncitizen deeming applies for the period of June 1993 through September
1996. (This example illustrates the policy in the second bullet of C.1.c. above.)