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This check ensures that the 'Social Security Number or DCN' field is either a valid 9-digit Social Security Number (in XXX-XX-XXXX or XXXXXXXXX format) or matches the defined format for a Department Client Number (DCN). This is crucial for correctly identifying the applicant in government systems and preventing data entry errors. If the number is invalid, the form submission should be blocked with a message asking the user to correct the entry.

This validation checks that for any household member, if their 'Marital status' is set to 'M' (Married), 'D' (Divorced), 'W' (Widowed), or 'SEP' (Separated), the corresponding 'Date married/divorced/separated/widowed' field must be populated with a valid date. This ensures data completeness for life events that affect eligibility. If the status is 'SGL' (Single), the date field should be empty; if the rule is violated, an error should prompt the user to provide the required date.

This check enforces the rule that the 'Will apply for SSN' field for any household member can only be answered if the main 'SSN' field for that member is left blank. This prevents contradictory information and ensures the question is only answered when relevant. If a user enters an SSN and also tries to answer 'Will apply for SSN', the system should show an error or automatically clear the secondary field.

This validation ensures that for the 'Main Phone Number', only one of the type checkboxes ('Cell', 'Home', 'Work', 'Other') can be selected. A single phone number cannot be multiple types simultaneously, and this check prevents logically inconsistent data. If a user attempts to select a second type, the system should either prevent it or automatically deselect the previous choice.

This check ensures that the 'Preferred method of contact — Email' and 'Second method of contact — Email' checkboxes are only enabled and selectable if the 'Email Address' field is populated with a validly formatted email address. This prevents users from selecting email as a contact method without providing an address to contact. If the email field is empty or invalid, these options should be disabled or trigger an error if selected.

This validation cross-references date fields for each household member, ensuring that the 'Date married/divorced/separated/widowed' is after the member's 'Date of birth'. This prevents logically impossible entries, such as a marriage date that precedes birth. If this check fails, the system should flag the dates as inconsistent and require the user to review and correct them before proceeding.