; and (iv) require the applicant to list any health insurance coverage which the applicant was enrolled in immediately prior to submitting such application. (B) Self-attestation Self-attestation by the applicant for medical assistance under the State Medicaid plan that the applicant is a DRM-eligible Maria Survivor, including with respect to citizenship, identity, immigration status, and income requirements. (C) No documentation No requirement for documentation evidencing the basis on which the applicant qualifies to be a DRM-eligible Maria Survivor. (D) Issuance of eligibility card Issuance of a DRM assistance eligibility card to an applicant who completes such application, including the self-attestation required under subparagraph (B). Such card shall be valid as long as the DRM coverage period is in effect and shall be accompanied by notice of the termination date for the DRM coverage period and, if applicable, notice that such termination date may be extended. If the President extends the DRM coverage period, the State shall notify DRM-eligible Maria Survivors enrolled in the State Medicaid plan of the new termination date for the DRM coverage period. (E) Deemed eligibility If an applicant completes the application and presents it to a provider or facility participating in the State Medicaid plan that is qualified to make presumptive eligibility determinations under such plan (which at a minimum shall consist of facilities identified in section 1902(a)(55) of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 1396a(a)(55) ) and it appears to the provider that the applicant is a DRM-eligible Maria Survivor based on the information in the application, the applicant will be deemed to be a DRM-eligible Maria Survivor eligible for medical assistance under the State Medicaid plan. (F) Continuous eligibility Continuous eligibility, without the need for any redetermination of eligibility, for the duration of the DRM coverage period. (b) No continuation of DRM assistance (1) In general Except as provided in paragraphs (2) and (3),