; or (B) the income eligibility standard that applies to the Survivor under the Medicaid plan of the State in which the Survivor temporarily is residing. (2) No resources, residency, or categorical eligibility requirements Eligibility under paragraph (1) shall be determined without application of any resources test, State residency, or categorical eligibility requirements. (3) Disregard of unemployment insurance benefits In determining the family income of a Maria Survivor, the State shall disregard any amount received under a law of the United States or of a State which is in the nature of unemployment compensation by a Maria Survivor during the DRM coverage period. (4) Definition of child For purposes of paragraph (1), a DRM-eligible Maria Survivor shall be determined to be a child in accordance with the definition of child under the State Medicaid plan. (c) Eligibility determination; no continuation of DRM assistance (1) Streamlined eligibility process The State shall use the following streamlined procedures in processing applications and determining eligibility for DRM assistance for DRM-eligible Maria Survivors: (A) A common 1-page application form developed by the Secretary in consultation with the National Association of State Medicaid Directors. Such form shall— (i) require an applicant to provide an expected address for the duration of the DRM coverage period and to agree to update that information if it changes during such period; (ii) include notice regarding the penalties for making a fraudulent application; (iii) require the applicant to assign to the State any rights of the applicant (or any other person who is a DRM-eligible Maria Survivor and on whose behalf the applicant has the legal authority to execute an assignment of such rights) under any group health plan or other third-party coverage for health care