; program The terms Medicare For All Program and Program mean the program of benefits provided under this Act and, unless the context otherwise requires, the Secretary with respect to functions relating to carrying out such program. (2) National board of universal quality and access The term National Board of Universal Quality and Access means such Board established under section 305. (3) Regional office The term regional office means a regional office established under section 303. (4) Secretary The term Secretary means the Secretary of Health and Human Services. (5) Director The term Director means, in relation to the Program, the Director appointed under section 301. I ELIGIBILITY AND BENEFITS 101. Eligibility and registration (a) In general All individuals residing in the United States (including any territory of the United States) are covered under the Medicare For All Program entitling them to a universal, best quality standard of care. Each such individual shall receive a card with a unique number in the mail. An individual’s Social Security number shall not be used for purposes of registration under this section. (b) Registration Individuals and families shall receive a Medicare For All Program Card in the mail, after filling out a Medicare For All Program application form at a health care provider. Such application form shall be no more than 2 pages long. (c) Presumption Individuals who present themselves for covered services from a participating provider shall be presumed to be eligible for benefits under this Act, but shall complete an application for benefits in order to receive a Medicare For All Program Card and have payment made for such benefits. (d) Residency criteria The Secretary shall promulgate a rule that provides criteria for determining residency for eligibility purposes under the Medicare For All Program. (e) Coverage for visitors The Secretary shall promulgate a rule regarding visitors from other countries who seek premeditated non-emergency surgical procedures. Such a rule should