Nevada AB315 mandates notarization for Medicaid provider applications, alongside perjury statements.

Nevada AB315 amends the Nevada Revised Statutes to require applications for Medicaid provider participation to be notarized. This bill adds notarization to the existing requirements of a signed statement under the pains and penalties of perjury, asserting the truthfulness of the application's contents. A person signing such an application knowingly with false information faces a category D felony charge. The bill also presumes that a person signing on behalf of a provider has the provider's authorization and is acting at their direction. This act becomes effective on July 1, 2025.

Nevada AB315 mandates notarization for Medicaid provider applications, alongside perjury statements.

Nevada AB315 amends the Nevada Revised Statutes to require applications for Medicaid provider participation to be notarized. This bill adds notarization to the existing requirements of a signed statement under the pains and penalties of perjury, asserting the truthfulness of the application's contents. A person signing such an application knowingly with false information faces a category D felony charge. The bill also presumes that a person signing on behalf of a provider has the provider's authorization and is acting at their direction. This act becomes effective on July 1, 2025.