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(1) both parents are living in the home;

(2) only one parent legally adopted the child;

(3) one parent is deceased;

(4) a child is in the protective custody or supervision of the department. (d) An applicant or recipient cooperates with the child support services agency by

(1) helping the child support services agency establish the paternity of each child for whom the individual can legally assign rights;

(2) helping the child support services agency identify and locate the non-custodial parent of each child included in the household;

(3) helping the child support services agency obtain medical support or medical support payments for each child in the household for whom it may be available;

(4) completing and signing the child support services agency’s child support information form;

(5) appearing in person at a child support services agency office or in court and providing information under penalty of perjury or unsworn falsification; and

(6) paying to the state any medical support payments received that are covered by the assignment of rights. (e) A noncustodial or other parent who is legally obligated to provide medical support through private insurance or any other means may not satisfy that obligation by enrolling the parent’s child in Medicaid. A noncustodial or other parent under this subsection must repay the state for the cost of Medicaid provided to the parent’s child that should have been provided under a medical support order. (f) If an individual is applying for Medicaid only and is not also applying for or receiving cash assistance under AS 47.27, that individual may withdraw from cash support enforcement by the child support services agency. An applicant or recipient may not withdraw from medical support enforcement except for good cause under 7 AAC 100.044. (Eff. 7/20/2007, Register 183) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 47.05.010 AS 47.07.025 AS 47.07.040