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Attention: DHS-Taylor Office Hearings Coordinator

Please allow this letter to serve as notification for my request for a hearing regarding the reduction in my food assistance benefits case following my annual redetermination. I have filled out all the necessary paperwork and would like to request that the information supplied be used to request a hearing customary for food benefits reduction cases.

As per the information I received on one of the notices I received in the mail, I’ve included my name, address, and case number within this document. I want to point out that “nothing” in my case changed from the previous year to warrant a change to my benefits. I notice, however, a drastic change in the calculations for my food assistance case

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