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Section A. Additional Comments * Even where Ohio indicates that self-attestation will be accepted, if the state recieves or is made aware of information that is inconsistent with the attestation, the state will request additional information from the individual. * For the reasonable compatibility standard for any eligibility criteria, "available electronic data" includes all electronic data currently available or newly available to Ohio Medicaid as well as any information provided by any data match used to verify other eligibility criteria. * Error and consumer fraud rules continue to apply. * Where the plan asks if Ohio will ask for "Paper Documentation", Ohio's response indicates an intent to request "manual" verification, which may come in an electronic form rather than hard copy. * Ohio anticipates updating portions of the Verification Plan as additional data match interfaces are designed, built, implemented and improved over time. * On the drop-down list for selecting the program(s) following this Verification Plan, Ohio selected "Medicaid & CHIP" because there was not a more accurate "Medicaid (CHIP Expansion)" option. Section B1. Additional Comments In section B1, Ohio complied with the instructions and responded yes or no based on whether we believed a data source provided accurate, timely, comprehensive data, rather than answering the question asked by the label (whether Ohio considered the accuracy, timeliness, and comprehensiveness of the data source). Section B2. Additional Comments Section C. Additional Comments MAGI-BASED ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION PLAN Additional Comments 12