DVR only pays for self-employment services that are required for you to achieve an employment outcome when you meet the conditions outlined in WAC 388-891A-1100, and:

(1) Start-up costs for your self-employment must only include those costs related to operating the business;

(2) Start-up costs must be specified in your feasibility study or business plan, depending on the complexity of your small business; and

(3) Start-up costs that DVR may support may include, but are not limited to:

(a) Licenses;

(b) Stocks of goods for inventory, not to exceed the first sixty days;

(c) Marketing costs;

(d) Financial record-keeping systems, software, or services;

(e) Security deposits or utility hook-ups at the location of your self-employment; and

(f) Consultations with a self-employment business consultant who DVR approves.