Self-attestation means a person's written, verbal, or electronic declaration of his or her income and/or circum- stances made under penalty of perjury, confirming a state- ment to be true. (See also "attested income.")
Self-attestation means the act of a person affirming through an electronic or written signature that the statements the person made when applying for Medicaid eligibility are truthful and correct.
Self-attestation or "self-declaration" means a statement of factual information made by an individual.
More Definitions of Self-attestation
Self-attestation means an End User’s certification that she/he does not have COVID-19 symptoms, has had a negative COVID-19 diagnostic test and/or has received a COVID-19 vaccine.
Self-attestation means an income declaration by an applicant when no data match is found or the information is outdated or incorrect. A series of questions will be asked through the web portal application process to assist in declaring self-attested income at the time of application.