EXAMPLE: Cathy applied for W-2 in January. During the W-2 application process, Cathy stated that she and her two children reside in her home and that her husband James moved out two months ago. Cathy stated she is unsure where James is living, and she has not talked to him since he moved out. The FEP completed the W-2 intake and confirmed eligibility. After the appointment, the FEP learns that James is living in the home and never left. After speaking with Cathy, who admitted that she did provide false information, it was determined that Cathy committed a W-2 IPV. The following month, Cathy is not able to pay her rent. She applies for EA and lists herself, her husband, and two children on the EA application. The W-2 IPV does not prevent Cathy from being determined eligible for EA. She may be eligible for EA if she meets all of the nonfinancial and financial eligibility.