Wis. Admin. Code Department of Health Services DHS 102.03 - Verification of information
(1) An agency that
has complied with subs. (1g) and (1r) shall deny an application for MA when the
applicant or recipient is able to produce required verifications but refuses or
fails to do so, except that a refusal or failure by an applicant for MA to
verify assets does not affect eligibility for BadgerCare Plus under s.
49.471, Stats. If the applicant
or recipient is not able to produce verifications, or requires assistance to do
so, the agency may not deny assistance but shall proceed immediately to verify
the data elements.
(1g) An
individual shall not be required to provide additional information or
documentation if it is not required to determine eligibility for the type of
Medicaid or BadgerCare Plus, under subch. IV of ch. 49, Stats., that the member
is requesting.
(1r) An individual
shall not be required to provide additional information of documentation unless
information needed by the agency cannot be obtained electronically or the
information obtained electronically is not reasonably compatible with
information by or on behalf of the individual. Income information obtained
through an electronic data match shall be considered reasonably compatible with
income information provided by or on behalf of an individual if both are at or
below the applicable standard for MA.
(2) The agency shall verify those data
elements deemed appropriate under the circumstances of the case history for an
applicant who has been convicted of public assistance-related fraud, is
repaying aid pursuant to an agreement with the district attorney's office, or
is known to have provided erroneous information on a previous application which
resulted in an incorrect issuance of assistance.
(3) Each of the following items shall be
verified when applicable:
(a)
Income.
(b) Pregnancy, when the
agency has information that contradicts the member's self-attestation. If there
is no contradictory information, the agency shall accept the member's
self-attestation of pregnancy.
(d)
Social security number, subject to all of the following requirements:
1. Services must not be denied or delayed to
an otherwise eligible individual pending issuance or verification of the
individual's social security number by the Social Security
Administration.
2. Any of the
following individuals are not required to provide a social security number:
a. Individuals who are deemed eligible for
MA, based on being born to a pregnant woman eligible for MA in Wisconsin, until
they turn 1 year of age.
b.
Individuals who are not eligible to receive a social security number.
c. Individuals who do not have a social
security number and may only be issued a social security number for a valid
non-work reason in accordance with
20 CFR
422.104.
d. Individuals who refuse to obtain a social
security number because of well-established religious objections, as provided
in s. 49.82 (2) (b)3,
Stats.
(e)
Age.
(f) Citizenship subject to s.
DHS
102.035.
(g) Disability, blindness, or both.
(h) Assets.
(i) Residence.
(j) Immigration status, subject to s.
DHS
102.036.
Notes
Sub. (4) is repealed by CR 21-067 effective the first day of the month after the emergency period, as defined in 42 USC 1320b-5(g) (1) (B) and declared in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, ends.
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