MN Sure FAQ: Why do we ask you for your Social Security number and immigration information? We need your Social Security number to tell you apart from other people, to prevent duplication of state and federal benefits, and to verify income, resources or other information that may affect your eligibility and benefits. You do not have to give us a Social Security number for persons in your home who are not applying for coverage or if you have religious objections. If you are permanently living in the U.S. without permission or approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, you do not need to provide your Social Security number, but you may not be eligible to enroll in benefits or plans offered on MNsure. Immigration information you give to us is used to see if you are eligible to get coverage. We only share it when the law allows it or requires it. You do not have to give us immigration information about yourself if you are helping someone else apply or about anyone in your household who is not applying for coverage. For Medicaid, you do not have to provide immigration information if you are applying for emergency medical care only or are a pregnant woman living in the U.S.
Posted on: Thu, 24 Oct 2013 01:44:36 +0000
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