Arkansas Notification of Potential Data Error is a document sent to all Arkansas residents who have received a notification from the Arkansas Department of Human Services that there may be an error in their data. This document is sent to inform the resident of the potential error and to request additional information from them to correct the error. Depending on the type of data error, there are two types of Arkansas Notification of Potential Data Error: Data Processing Error and Data Reporting Error. Data Processing Error occurs when the Arkansas Department of Human Services’ system incorrectly processes a resident’s data due to a coding or programming error. Data Reporting Error occurs when the Arkansas Department of Human Services’ system receives inaccurate information from a third-party source or another state agency. Both types of Arkansas Notification of Potential Data Error require the resident to provide additional information to the Arkansas Department of Human Services in order to correct the error. The resident must submit the requested information within 30 days of the date listed on the document. If the resident fails to provide the information within 30 days, the Arkansas Department of Human Services may take corrective action, which could include adjusting or cancelling a benefit.