New York S01624 mandates that applicants for public assistance must have been state residents for at least ninety days before applying.
New York S01624 amends the social services law to require that applicants for public assistance must have been residents of the state for at least ninety days prior to applying. This change aims to ensure that only those who have been state residents for a specified period can access public assistance benefits.
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