; and (ii) if applicable, that the applicant requires home and community-based services. (C) Presumptive eligibility If an applicant submits a completed application to a provider or facility described in section 1902(a)(55) (or any other provider or facility participating in the State plan or under a waiver of such plan that is qualified to make presumptive eligibility determinations under such plan or waiver) and it appears to the provider or facility that the applicant is a relief-eligible survivor of a disaster who is eligible for medical assistance under the plan based on the information in the application, the applicant will be deemed to be a relief-eligible survivor for medical assistance under such plan in accordance with this section. (D) Continuous eligibility An applicant who is determined to be a relief-eligible survivor of a disaster shall be eligible for medical assistance under this section, without the need for any redetermination of eligibility, for the duration of the relief coverage period of the disaster. (E) Timely processing of applications Each State shall establish such processes as are necessary to ensure that applications for medical assistance under this section are processed in a timely manner. (2) Issuance of disaster relief Medicaid eligibility card A State shall issue a disaster relief Medicaid eligibility card to each applicant who is determined to be a relief-eligible survivor of a disaster and eligible for medical assistance under this section, which shall be valid for the duration of the relief coverage period of the disaster. (3) Verification of status as a relief-eligible survivor (A) In general The State shall make a good faith effort to verify the status of an individual who is enrolled in the State plan as a relief-eligible survivor of a disaster in accordance with this section. Such effort shall not delay the determination of the eligibility of the individual for medical assistance under this section. (B) Evidence of verification A State may satisfy the verification