23 Miss. Code. R. 102-4.3 - Non-Applicants and Enumeration
A. Non-applicants
cannot be required to disclose their own SSN as a condition of
eligibility.
B. For example, a
mother who is applying for Medicaid only for her children cannot be required to
provide her SSN even though she has financial responsibility for the
children.
C. Voluntary disclosure
of the SSN will enable the agency to make a more accurate eligibility
determination and ensure correct benefits.
D. The application must not be denied solely
because a non-applicant's SSN is not disclosed.
E. If the non-applicant's income is countable
in the budget and is from a source usually verified using the SSN, alternate
verification will have to be provided.
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