State of Wisconsin
Department of Health Services

Release 24-01
February 24, 2024

14.2 Submit Proof Documents

To begin the proof document submission process, navigate to the “Submit your proof documents” to-do list item on the account home page.
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Select Submit and review. This navigates to the “Summary of suggested proof documents” page.
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The “Suggested” tab on the “Summary of suggested proof documents” page allows the applicant or member to view a list of the suggested proof documents to upload.
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If they would like a PDF summary that lists all proof types and acceptable proof documents:

The “Submitted” tab on the “Summary of suggested proof documents” page allows the applicant or member to view the proof documents they have uploaded.
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Depending on their application, the applicant or member may not have to upload any proof documents. To see examples of proof documents, select “Examples of proof types.” This navigates the applicant or member to the “Examples of proof documents for _____” page which provides examples of the required proof documents for that individual.

While uploading to ACCESS is the recommended way for applicants and members to submit proof documents, it is not the only method. They can submit proof documents by fax, mail, or dropping the files off at their agency.

If the applicant or member wants to... Select... And move on to...
Upload their proof documents through ACCESS Upload documents 14.3 Upload Proof Documents in ACCESS
Submit their proof documents by fax, mail, or drop-off More ways to submit proof documents 14.4 Fax, Mail, or Drop-off Proof Documents

 

This page last updated in Release Number: 21-02
Release Date: 12/13/2021
Effective Date: 12/13/2021


Notice: The content within this guide is the responsibility of the State of Wisconsin's Department of Health Services (DHS) and the Department of Workforce Development (DWD).

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