; and (ii) to conduct outreach to adult members receiving supplemental security income under title XVI of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 1381 et seq. ) that are not receiving benefits under the supplemental nutrition assistance program. (B) Standardized benefit amounts (i) In general Under the standardized model described in subparagraph (A), applicants shall receive a standardized or automated benefit level under the supplemental nutrition assistance program based on their shelter expenses and other income. (ii) Minimum standardized benefit levels At a minimum, there shall be 2 standardized benefit levels under clause (i), including, as determined by the State— (I) a level for participants with low shelter expenses; and (II) a level for participants with high shelter expenses. (iii) Comparable amount A State shall ensure that the amount provided under a standardized benefit level under clause (i) is comparable to an amount that a participant would otherwise receive under the supplemental nutrition assistance program. (iv) Referral A State shall refer a household described in subsection (a) to the supplemental nutrition assistance program instead of enrolling that household in CAP if the standardized amount that the household would receive under CAP would be significantly less than the amount of benefits that the household would receive under the supplemental nutrition assistance program. (C) Standardized shelter expenses In computing an excess shelter expense deduction under section 5(e)(6), a State agency may use a standard utility allowance in accordance with regulations promulgated by the Secretary. (2) Modified model Under the modified model, a State agency administering the supplemental nutrition assistance program shall— (A) conduct outreach to prospective participants in the supplemental nutrition assistance program using information from the Social Security Administration to identify households described in subsection (a) that are not participants in the supplemental nutrition assistance program