In their words
We were denied based on our old income, but we're earning less now.
Hossina can go at 2. Aboul has the English and is at work.
We need someone to see the household, not half of it.
Engagement path Prospective HR1 impact: expansion Medicaid verification
One lawful-permanent-resident household must make earnings, renewals, and language access line up across records that still see two partial pictures.
Aboul and Hossina remain one household in their mid-thirties, facing a second eviction notice and $3,400 in arrears. This profile adds that both are lawful permanent residents enrolled in Virginia Medicaid Expansion, neither is pregnant, and they have no dependent child under 14. Aboul remains employed. The central uncertainty is whether household or spousal income can be matched and verified through an accessible process and whether twice-yearly renewals preserve the household view.
Aboul and Hossina are presented as one household because their situation is a household situation. Splitting them would hide the problem.
Separate HR1 household assumption. This exercise assumes no dependent child under 14. The workshop persona has three children, including a newborn in April 2025. These are independent scenarios, not the same household followed forward in time.
We were denied based on our old income, but we're earning less now.
Hossina can go at 2. Aboul has the English and is at work.
We need someone to see the household, not half of it.
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