Washington § 84.39.050 - Failure to reside on property — Repayment.

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§ 84.39.050. Failure to reside on property — Repayment.

If the claimant receiving assistance under RCW 84.39.010 ceases to reside permanently on the property for which the claim is made between the date of filing the declaration and December 15th of that year, the amount of assistance otherwise allowable under RCW 84.39.010 shall not be allowed for that portion of the year in which the claimant was not qualified, and that amount shall constitute a lien on the property in favor of the state and shall have priority as provided in chapter 84.60 RCW until repaid to the department.
[ 2005 c 253 s 5.]

Notes

Application—2005 c 253: See note following RCW 84.39.010.

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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