State of California—Health and Human Services Agency Department of Health Care Services
Case name: _________________________________________
Worker’s name: ______________________________________
Worker’s telephone number: ____________________________
PROPERTY SUPPLEMENT
STOP: If you are applying for no-cost Medi-Cal only for children under age 19 and/or pregnant
women applying only for pregnancy-related services, you do not need to complete this form. You
may be contacted later if necessary.
GO: If you are applying for full-coverage Medi-Cal for a family including adults, please complete this
form and be sure to list all your property. The county worker will determine which properties are
important to your application. If you have any questions, please contact your worker. Note: Owning
a home does not make you ineligible for Medi-Cal.
Mark the box under YES or NO for each item held in the name of, or held for the benefit of any family
member in the home. Please follow the instruction below each question.
YES NO ITEM
1. Shares of stock or mutual funds.
If yes, please provide a copy of the stock or mutual fund certificates indicating the number of
shares.
2. Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), Keoghs, or work-related pension funds.
If yes, please provide the most recent statements from your employer, financial institution, or
brokerage indicating the amount of principal and interest you are receiving or the cash value
(after penalties for early withdrawal).
3. Annuities, burial trusts, burial contracts or burial insurance, trusts or agreements
where money or property is held for the benefit of any family member in the
home, blocked accounts, court-ordered settlements, judgments, orders for
support, prenuptial and post-nuptial agreements, promissory notes, mortgages,
deeds of trust, etc.
If yes, please provide copies of the policies, contracts, trusts, purchase agreements, court orders,
account documents showing investments and distributions.
4. Business accounts and property.
If yes, please provide tax returns, invoices, receipts, licenses, profit and loss statements, etc.
5. House, condominium, ranch, land, mobile home, or life estate that is your home
that you live in, or that is your former home and is lived in by your spouse, child
under 21, disabled son or daughter, dependent relative, or a sibling who lived in
the property continuously and provided care for one year which enabled you to
remain in the home rather than a nursing facility.
If yes, please list address of property here: ___________________________________________
No verification is required.
6. If you own a home or former home and you are absent for any reason (including
admission into long-term care) but intend to return home someday, please
indicate below. NOTE: The word “intend” means “desire or wish” to return home
even though you may not be physically or mentally able to do so.
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Yes, I intend to return home someday.
No, I do not intend to return home someday.
Please list the address of the property here: __________________________________________
No verification is required if you answered that you do intend to return home someday. If you
answered that you do NOT intend to return someday, please submit a copy of the most recent tax
assessment. If you choose to, you may provide an appraisal from a qualified real estate
appraiser and that value will be used if it is lower.
7. Other real estate, condominiums, buildings, mobile homes, life estates, time
shares, oil and mineral rights.
If yes, please provide copies of the mortgage papers, most recent tax assessment, registration, or
ownership documents.
8. Motorcycles, trailers, boats, or other motorized vehicles that are not used by you
as a home.
Please provide a copy of the ownership documents or most recent registrations, purchase
agreements, sales receipts, or estimates of value from a qualified source. On the submitted
verification for each item, indicate if the item is used:
O on the job (such as a taxi);
O to travel long distances to work (such as a truck used by a contractor working out of town);
O to carry the main supply of fuel or water for your home;
O to transport a disabled or incapacitated family member living in the home or if it is business
property.
9 . Jewelry (not wedding rings, engagement rings, or heirlooms) worth more than
$100.00.
If yes, please provide copies of sales receipts, appraisals, estimates of value or insurance
documents.
10. Any other real or personal property, assets, or resources valued at $500 or more.
If yes, send copies verifying the property and its worth.
11. Has anyone spent or used any of the items listed above in payment for, or as
security for medical services?
If yes, please explain below and attach verifications.
1 through 10. If you owe money on any of the items listed above, or if any of the items
listed above have liens against them, please provide copies of the lien,
loan, or security documents.
12. Did you, or any family member in the home, sell or give away any money or
property in the past
O 36 months (or 60 months if the transfer was made to or from a trust or
agreement for holding money or property for the benefit of someone) if you are
applying for Medi-Cal; or
O 12 months if you are currently receiving Medi-Cal?
If yes, please explain in the “Additional Information section at the end of this form and attach
verifications.
The following questions apply only to those individuals who are already receiving Medi-Cal.
13. Does any family member in the home have a checking account or savings
account?
If yes, send copies of account statements showing current balances in the accounts.
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14. Does anyone have a court-ordered settlement or judgment?
If yes, send copies of all court orders, documents, and agreements. If copies have already been
provided to your worker, you do not need to provide them again.
15. Does anyone have life insurance or long-term care insurance?
If yes, send copies of your policies, contracts, and purchase agreements. If copies have already
been provided to your worker, you do not need to provide them again. If your policy is a certified
California Partnership for Long-term Care policy, send a copy of your most recent benefit
statement.
Additional information:
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