Mississippi Administrative Code
Title 23 - Division of Medicaid
Part 101 - Coverage Groups and Processing Applications and Reviews Redetermination Processes
Chapter 4 - Filing the Application
Rule 23-101-4.2 - Submitting an Application and Application File Date
Universal Citation: MS Code of Rules 23-101-4.2
Current through September 24, 2024
A. An application for Medicaid may be filed in any of the following described submission methods.
1. In person at any
regional office, official out-stationed location or other location outside the
regional office where eligibility staff are on official duty, such as a nursing
facility, hospital or other public facility. The filing date is the date
received by the office or other location.
2. By mailing to any regional office.
Applications received by mail which arrive after the end of the month, but
which are postmarked by the last day of the month, will be considered to have
been received by the regional office on the last day of the month in which they
are postmarked.
3. By fax received
in any regional office. The date of filing is the date received by the Division
of Medicaid's central or regional offices. An original signature is not
required.
4. By on-line submission
to the Federally Facilitated Marketplace (FFM) which is then transferred to the
Division of Medicaid. The filing date is the date received by the FFM. An
electronic signature is accepted for applications filed on-line to the
FFM.
5. By telephone via a
telephonically recorded application process. The date of filing is the date the
telephonic signature is recorded. Unless the telephone interview is recorded,
the completed application must be mailed to the applicant for signature in
which case the date of filing is the date the Division of Medicaid receives the
signed application form.
B. Once a signed and dated application has been received by the Division of Medicaid, it cannot be altered by adding, changing or deleting any information.
1.
During an interview, an applicant may make changes to the information on an
application.
2. If the interview is
in-person, the applicant must initial the changes.
3. If the change to information on the
application is reported in any other manner, it must be documented in the case
record and/or in the case narrative, but not on the application form.
42 C.F.R. §§ 435.907; 435.912; Miss. Code Ann. § 43-13-121.
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