Citizenship & Alien

Question 1

Pam applies for Medicaid for son, Jacob (2).

Who has to provide verification of US Citizenship?

Answer 1

Jacob only

Question 2

What is Reasonable Opportunity

Answer 2

• Can approve Medicaid/NCHC when the applicant states they are a US Citizen or Qualified Alien but has not provided verification after pending and there are no other outstanding verifications needed.
• Gives 90 days to provide
• 90 days starts from the date of the FIRST pend
• Once in a lifetime

Question 3

What are 3 types of LPRs that are eligible for ongoing Medicaid?

Answer 3

Protected
Pregnant
Under age 19
DOE over 5 years ago
DOE prior to 8.22.1996

Question 4

What letter will SOLQIC display if an individual is a US Citizen?

Answer 4

A

Question 5

What items verify US Citizenship?

Answer 5

• A in SOLQIC
• US Passport (can be expired)
• Birth Certificate
• Birth Abroad Certificate
• Certificate of Naturalization
• Register of Deeds

Question 6

True or False:

The ‘Mother’s Verification of Facts’ proves US Citizenship.

Answer 6

False

Question 7

What system is ran at application and recertification to verify alien status?

Answer 7

SAVE

Question 8

True or False:

Some Visa holders are not eligible for a SSN but can still receive Medicaid, if otherwise eligible.

Answer 8

True
Some Visas are not approved for work purposes, therefore, not eligible for a SSN. They are, however, lawfully present and can receive if pregnant, under age 19 and their income is below the income limit.

Question 9

True or False:

DACA is only eligible for emergency services.

Answer 9

TRUE

Although DACA individuals will have a work permit and a SSN, they are ONLY eligible for emergency services.

Question 10

Amy (27) is pregnant.
She has a work permit, a valid I-94 and a SSN (so she can work).
She earns $1,900/mo from her job.

Is she eligible for emergency services or ongoing?

Answer 10

Ongoing

Her income will place her into MPW. She will receive until 60 days postpartum.