Your eligibility determination must be completed within 60 days from the submission date of your enrollment or renewal. However, your eligibility caseworker can typically inform you of your eligibility based on the information provided during your interview. 

You can renew your Medicaid eligibility by submitting your application anytime within a 60-day window—starting 30 days before and continuing up to 30 days after the expiration date of your current coverage. It is recommended that you begin the renewal process as early as possible to avoid any lapses in coverage. To ensure your continued access to Medicaid benefits, please provide all necessary documentation and complete the renewal process within this timeframe. For assistance or to learn more about the required steps, contact the CNMI Medicaid office. 

• Birth Certificate or Passport

• Marriage Certificate (if married)

• Legal Guardianship Documents (if applicable)

• Social Security Card

• Bank Statements

• Credit Union Statements

• Employment Verification

• Motor Vehicle Registration

• Real Estate Certificates/Deeds

• Two (2) Current Pay Stubs

• Retirement and/or Social Security Check Stubs

• Most Recent 1040 Tax Form with W-2

• Current Insurance Policies:

  • Auto

  • Health (Medical, Dental, etc.)

  • Life Insurance

• Other documents related to income or assets

• Food Stamp I.D. or Certification

• Lease/Rental Agreement and Receipt

• Most Recent Business Gross Revenue Tax Form

• Proof of Citizenship

• Pregnancy Verification (if applicable)

• Signed Affidavit of Living Arrangement and Support (AOLA)

• Any other supporting documents not provided must be backed by a written affidavit.