I haven't personally experienced a FRED (Fraud Referral and Evaluation Division) investigation home visit, but I know they can be nerve-wracking. From what I understand, they're usually triggered when there are questions about your case information. For the visit, make sure you have all your documentation ready - pay stubs, bank statements, lease agreements, utility bills, etc. They'll typically verify who lives in your home and review your income and asset information. Stay calm and be honest - they're just doing their job to ensure program integrity. Has your caseworker given you any specific information about what prompted the investigation or what documents they'll need to see?
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I haven't personally experienced a FRED (Fraud Referral and Evaluation Division) investigation home visit, but I know they can be nerve-wracking. From what I understand, they're usually triggered when there are questions about your case information. For the visit, make sure you have all your documentation ready - pay stubs, bank statements, lease agreements, utility bills, etc. They'll typically verify who lives in your home and review your income and asset information. Stay calm and be honest - they're just doing their job to ensure program integrity. Has your caseworker given you any specific information about what prompted the investigation or what documents they'll need to see?
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