Verifications

Verification involves collecting and verifying the submission of various data from the consumer needed to process eligibility.

Most data collection screens have verification fields which capture whether the information entered has been verified. Some data in KEES and how it is verified is shared between programs and agencies.

Example: Verified data on the Individual Demographics Detail page is shared and contains one Verified drop-down menu for all programs and agencies.

Data in KEES can also be shared between programs and agencies, but verification requirements between program and agencies may be different.

Example: The Relationship Detail page has a Medical Verified drop-down menu and a Non-Medical Verified drop-down menu; this allows Medical users to choose their value and Non-Medical users to choose their value based on the program verification requirements for that specific piece of data.

Data for individuals that is not shared between agencies have separate Program Type values, Medical or Non-Medical.

Example: The Pregnancy Detail page, Resource Detail page, Income Detail page and Verification List page all have data separated according to program type.

Verification List page

Reasonable Compatibility

Reasonable Compatibility Outputs

Verify Lawful Presence (VLP)

Real Time Interface

TALX & KPERS Interfaces

Both Below

How to Check Reasonable Compatibility

Tiered Verification

Editing a Verification

Adding a Verification

Removing a Verification

Verification Drop-Down Values

SSN Verification Drop-Down Values

Income Verification Sources Drop-Down Values

Verification Sources Drop-Down Values

Using the Request Verification Button

Generating a Request Verification Form

Other Helpful Information

Verification Drop-Down Values

Common Verification Drop-Down Values	Use When
Not Applicable	the verification is not needed for the program.
Pending	the verification hasn't been received yet.
Refused	the consumer fails to provide the necessary information.
Verified	verification has been provided.

SSN Verification Drop-Down Values for the Individual Demographics Detail page:

Verification Drop-Down Value	Meaning
HUB-SSA	Verified by an Interface
SSA-SVES	Verified by an Interface
Good Cause	Verified
SSN Application Filed at SSA	Verified
SSN Provided-Pending	Adds a SSN Request to the Verification List page
No SSN Available-Pending	Adds a SSN Request to the Verification List page

Income Verification Sources Drop-Down Values:

Verification Drop-Down Value	Meaning
CSS	Child Support Services
Collateral Contacts	Information obtained from a third party such as an employer
Consumer Statement	Information received from the consumer
Document	Document located in case Images
IRS	Internal Revenue Services
KDOL	Kansas Department of Labor (Wages and Unemployment)
KPC	Kansas Payment Center (child and spousal support)
KPERS	Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
Other	Information received from another source
Other Agency	Information received from another agency
PARIS	Public Assistance Reporting Information System
Reported-Unverified	Information was provided, but has not been verified
SSA	Social Security Administration
Tier III - TALX	Also known as the Work Number or Equifax
Title II Income	Social Security Disability Insurance

Verification Sources Drop-Down Values:

Auto-Populated by Interfaces	Manually Entered by User
HUB-SSA: Social Security	Consumer Statement
KDOL: Kansas Department of Labor	Collateral Contact
SDX: SSI	Document
MIPPA: SSA Interface	Interface

Tiered Verification

Verification of information needed to determine eligibility is based on a tiered verification approach. Tiered Verifications apply to both MAGI and Non-MAGI programs. Tiers provide a hierarchy to be used when verification is needed.

There are four tiers of verification:

Tier	Verification	Source	When to Use
Tier 1	Automated interfaces for citizenship, identity, and unearned income	Federal HUB-SSA SDX KDOL UC KPERS VLP	Use regardless of what Consumer reports
Tier 2	Interfaces for earned income	Work Number KDOL Wages	When Tier 1 sources are not available
Tier 3	Worker Research	Case File Work Number Non-Medical Records Collateral Contacts	Use regardless of what Consumer reports
Tier 4	Consumer Contact	Telephone Contact Request for Verification	When Tier 1 sources are not available

NOTE: Users must use information available through an interface of other means prior to requesting from the applicant.