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MEDICAL MEDICAL MEDICAL MEDICAL MEDICAL MEDICAL MEDICAL • Tribal Enrollment – when information on the application indicates a child eligible for Nevada Check Up (NCU) is a member of an American Indian tribe, send an Insufficient Information Form requesting verification of American Indian descent. D-150 VERIFICATION SOURCES Electronic verifications must be used when available and prior to sending an Insufficient Information Form requesting any paper documentation. When an open TANF/SNAP case exists, always use that data source as a primary verification. If new income is reported on the application, follow TANF/SNAP verification rules. Electronic data sources include but are not limited to: • TANF and SNAP open case file verification • State Online Query (SOLQ) - Income, Citizenship, residency if questionable • Unemployment Insurance Benefit (UIB) – Unearned income • Federal data services hub (FHUB)/United States (US) Citizen – Citizenship information received from VLP (Verify Lawful Presence) in FHUB • Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlement (SAVE) – Immigration status • ANSRS – Employment income and vital statistics • BENDEX/ State Data Exchange (SDX) – Social Security income Other data sources include but are not limited to: • Collateral contact – document name, number and information received. Examples: Customer reports earned income. Work income can be viewed in FHUB when customer has an open SNAP case with a 30-day history from three (3) months prior. Use the FHUB. Customer reports earned income. The only data source available is Automated Nevada Server-based Reference System(ANSRS). If the quarterly income from three (3) months ago is the same employer and the income amount is reasonably compatible with the customer statement of income, then use the ANSRS data as verification. D-150.1 Reasonable Compatibility (42 CFR 435.952) When processing a new application, if the information received from a data source is relatively consistent and does not vary significantly from the customer stated information, it is considered reasonably compatible. Income verification obtained through a data source is reasonably compatible with information provided by the individual when both are either above or both are below the D-145 MAGI APPLICATION PROCESSING POST ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION Division of Social Services Medical Assistance Manual 25 July MTL 07/25