(a) In general.- A resident of the State is eligible for assistance under this part if the resident:
(1) lacks sufficient income or benefits to maintain a reasonable subsistence compatible with decency and health; and
(2) (i) is eligible for or receives cash benefits under Title XVI of the federal Social Security Act; or
(ii) is aged, blind, or disabled as defined under Title XVI of the federal Social Security Act and, but for income, would receive cash benefits under that title.
(b) Restrictions on assignment or transfer of property.- An applicant may not assign or transfer property to establish eligibility for assistance under this part during the 3 years before:
(a) In general.- A resident of the State is eligible for assistance under this part if the resident:
(1) lacks sufficient income or benefits to maintain a reasonable subsistence compatible with decency and health; and
(2) (i) is eligible for or receives cash benefits under Title XVI of the federal Social Security Act; or
(ii) is aged, blind, or disabled as defined under Title XVI of the federal Social Security Act and, but for income, would receive cash benefits under that title.
(b) Restrictions on assignment or transfer of property.- An applicant may not assign or transfer property to establish eligibility for assistance under this part during the 3 years before:
(a) In general.- A resident of the State is eligible for assistance under this part if the resident:
(1) lacks sufficient income or benefits to maintain a reasonable subsistence compatible with decency and health; and
(2) (i) is eligible for or receives cash benefits under Title XVI of the federal Social Security Act; or
(ii) is aged, blind, or disabled as defined under Title XVI of the federal Social Security Act and, but for income, would receive cash benefits under that title.
(b) Restrictions on assignment or transfer of property.- An applicant may not assign or transfer property to establish eligibility for assistance under this part during the 3 years before:
