; or (iv) the individual dies. (4) 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. (5) 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 (or a waiver of such 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, and a State may enroll an individual in the State plan or waiver under this section pending such verification. (B) Evidence of verification A State may satisfy the verification requirement under subparagraph (A) with respect to an individual by showing that the State obtained information from the Social Security Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, or, if applicable, the State Medicaid agency of the home State of the individual. (6) Determination by Express Lane agency Any determination or redetermination of eligibility or verification of status made under this section shall be made by an Express Lane agency (as defined in section 1902(e)(13)(F)). (d) Scope of coverage (1) In general A State providing medical assistance to a relief-eligible survivor of a disaster in accordance with this section shall provide medical assistance that is at least equal in amount and scope to the medical assistance that would otherwise be made available to such survivor if the survivor were enrolled in the State plan (or waiver of such plan) as an individual described in clause (i) of section 1902(a)(10)(A), except that, in the case of such a survivor whose home State is not the State providing medical assistance to the individual, the State shall