; (C) (i) is at least 19 years of age (or at least 18 years of age in the case of an individual in foster care under the responsibility of the State); or (ii) has earned a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent; and (D) subject to paragraph (3), has an adjusted gross income for the most recently completed tax year that does not exceed the contribution and benefit base as determined under section 230 of the Social Security Act. (3) Exception to agi limitation The requirement under paragraph (2)(D) shall not apply to an individual in a household if, in the past 6 months— (A) another member of such household has been separated from employment; (B) the individual has become separated or divorced from their spouse; or (C) another member of the individual’s household has died. (4) Able to work and available to work (A) In general For purposes of paragraph (2)(B)(i), subject to subparagraph (B), an individual shall be considered to be able to work and available to work as long as any limit on the individual’s ability to work or availability to work does not constitute a withdrawal from the labor market. For purposes of the preceding sentence, an individual shall not be considered to have withdrawn from the labor market if the individual is able to work and available to work for 8 or more hours per week. (B) Exceptions A jobseeker allowance shall not be denied to an otherwise eligible individual for any week during which the individual is not able to work and available for work because the individual— (i) is not available for work outside of the locality of the individual’s residence; (ii) is not available for work during hours when they are the primary caregiver for a child or dependent; (iii) is attending a training course with the approval of the State agency in compliance with any regulations issued by the Secretary of Labor; (iv) is appearing for jury duty before any court under a lawfully issued summons