Provides for self-attestation for victims of domestic violence

This bill allows domestic violence victims receiving public assistance in New York to self-attest to their situation without needing proof, enabling them to receive program waivers. It requires social services districts to screen for domestic violence and refer victims to specialized liaisons who assess needs based on the victim's statement. Victims may receive temporary waivers for work requirements, residency rules, or child support obligations if domestic violence prevents compliance, with waivers lasting at least four months and subject to review. The policy directly affects individuals applying for or receiving state aid (like food stamps or cash assistance) who are victims of domestic violence.