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Diamond_Dog

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5. To receive Medicaid you have to fill out and sign a form stating that you are a citizen of whatever state you're in.

Reply to magicarpet (Reply #3)

Thu Jan 16, 2025, 11:00 AM

Jan 2025

You have to do that when you apply for it. So if she had Medicaid , that should have already been confirmed.

No requirement AFAIK to be born in the USA.

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What state are you in? JohnSJ Jan 2025 #1

SC raccoon Jan 2025 #10

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Nor in NY choie Jan 2025 #12

Why would they ask anybody that? Diamond_Dog Jan 2025 #2

Maybe a Medicaid recipient,.. magicarpet Jan 2025 #3

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