; (bb) to freeze and unfreeze the EBT account of the household for transactions in which the card number printed on the EBT card is manually entered, either for an in-person transaction or an online transaction; and (cc) to check the enrollment status of the household, including the date on which the household is required to apply for recertification. (IV) The requirements described in items (aa) and (bb) of subclause (III) shall terminate 5 years after the date on which the regulation promulgated pursuant to that subclause becomes final, unless the Secretary extends that period. (V) A State may opt to make ineffective the use of the card number printed on the EBT card to complete an online transaction, and require online transactions to occur only in accordance with subclause (III)(aa). (VI) Not later than 2 years after the date on which the regulations promulgated pursuant to clause (i) become final, States shall begin issuing chip-enabled EBT cards. (VII) Not later than 4 years after the date on which the regulations promulgated pursuant to clause (i) become final, States may not issue new EBT cards with magnetic stripes. (VIII) Not later than 5 years after the date on which the regulations promulgated pursuant to clause (i) become final, States shall be required to reissue any existing valid EBT cards with magnetic stripes as chip-enabled EBT cards without magnetic stripes. (IX) In the case of a chip-enabled EBT card reissued pursuant to any of subclauses (VI) through (VIII), absent suspicion of fraud, as applicable, a State shall— (aa) reissue a new chip-enabled EBT card; and (bb) deactivate the current chip-enabled EBT card on the date that is the earlier of— (AA) the date on which the new chip-enabled EBT card is activated