When moving to a new residence, what must a broker verify to determine eligible plan options?

• A. The move date, new address, and service area eligibility
• B. The new address alone
• C. The move date only
• D. The service area eligibility only

Answer: (A)

Moving to a new residence changes both where a plan is offered and when you can enroll. To determine eligible plan options, a broker must confirm the new address to identify the service area and which plans are actually available there. The move date is also essential because it sets when coverage can start and whether a special enrollment period applies or if there are any timing constraints for switching plans. Verifying all three factors—address, service area eligibility, and move date—gives an accurate picture of which plans the client can enroll in and when. If only one aspect were checked, you could end up recommending plans that aren’t available in the new location or missing enrollment windows.