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Last updated on April 24, 2024
The following is a checklist of items needed for Medicaid verification:
Biographical
Birth certificate (both spouses)
Social Security card (for both spouses if married)
Health care cards, front and back
Private health insurance premium statements
Marriage certificate (of all marriages for both spouses)
Death certificate of spouse (and any other predeceased spouses from both parties)
Naturalization papers, if applicable
Military discharge papers, DD-214
Income
Social Security yearly award letter stating monthly benefit for current year (you should receive this sometime in December of the prior year)
Pension statements for the most current month
IRA statements for current months
Any other retirement payment statements for most current month
Annuity statements for most current month
Any outstanding loans that are being repaid to you
Resources
All bank account statements for most current 3 months (all pages)
All investment account statements for most current 3 months
Real estate deeds (and/or closing papers on real estate sold within 3 years)
Most recent property tax bill
All life insurance policies
Cash surrender value on all life insurance policies with face values above $5,000
Rental agreements for secondary homes
Automobile registration
List of contents in safety deposit box
Prepaid funeral and/or burial contracts
Misc.
List and explanation of all deposits and withdrawals for $1,000 or more
Copy of current will, powers of attorney and trusts
FOR VETERANS ONLY, copy of all medical expenses paid for the past 12 months (to include all prescriptions, eye exams and glasses, hearing aids and batteries, home health aids, assisted living costs, etc.)
Go Over Your Checklist With A Lawyer
You can consult a lawyer at Hodges Law Firm, LLC to go over your checklist and make sure you have everything in order. To schedule a free consultation, contact our office in Cumming. Call 678-608-1746. To reach us online, simply send an email.