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When ICP cannot provide sufficient information for the screener to make a “match” without doubt that the match is correct, the worker should start Application Registration without entering the questionable individual(s). For all individuals for whom a definite match cannot be made, proceed as follows: • A memo should be attached by the screener to the Indiana Application for Health Coverage alerting the caseworker that the individual(s) should be added and pass clearance. • An entry should also be made in Running Record Comments. The ICP must be encouraged by the screen to obtain the missing demographic information by the scheduled interview. If any individual is found to be active in an existing Eligibility System case, refer to Section 1825.05.05 for instructions on how to proceed. If the address given by the ICP matches an address known to the Eligibility System as active, refer to Section 1825.05.05 for instructions on how to proceed. 1825.10.00 PERSON WHO SIGNS THE APPLICATION Anyone can sign the Indiana Application for Health Coverage. The person signing the application is required to swear or affirm that the information he provides on the application is true and correct to the best of his knowledge or belief. Once the application is signed, the recorded information supplied by the ICP is not to be changed, nor is information to be added. The agency must require that all initial applications be signed under penalty of perjury. Electronic, including telephonically recorded, signatures and handwritten signatures transmitted via any other electronic transmission must be accepted. 1825.10.05 ALIAS The individual's legal name is to be used on the application in most cases. If the individual has an alias or has used other names in the past, it is important to establish which name the individual uses most frequently when doing business. The individual's most commonly used name is the name under which the case is to be established.