Covered California Certified Enroller Practice Exam

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Can individuals applying for a family member be asked about their citizenship or immigration status?

Yes, always
No, they cannot
Only if they are applying for themselves
Only if the family member is undocumented

The correct answer is: No, they cannot

When individuals are applying for health coverage on behalf of a family member, they cannot be asked about their citizenship or immigration status. This is in line with privacy protections and the regulations governing the application process for health programs. These rules are designed to prevent discrimination and to ensure that individuals feel safe when seeking assistance for health coverage without fear of revealing sensitive information about their own or their family members' immigration status. The application process focuses on household income and needs rather than specific immigration details, thus promoting access to health care for all individuals, regardless of their immigration situation. This confidentiality is crucial for fostering an environment where individuals are encouraged to apply for necessary services and receive support. Policies ensure that inquiries regarding citizenship or immigration status do not hinder individuals from accessing health care resources.