Can I collect passport numbers from participants in Montana? What are the requirements?

Based on the context documents, it appears that there are specific requirements for issuing passports in Montana, but these are related to identity theft and healthcare, not travel.

Regarding the issuance of an identity theft passport, the Office of Victim Services will issue an identity theft passport if the provisions of this subchapter have been complied with and the office has a reasonable basis to conclude that the alleged identity theft occurred ^[1.1]. However, identity theft passports will not be issued if the application or report is submitted by anyone other than a Montana law enforcement agency ^[1.1].

Regarding the Passport to Health Program, primary care providers must meet certain requirements, including enrolling as a Medicaid provider and signing a Passport agreement for primary care case management ^[2.1]. Additionally, the program may require a Medicaid member to enroll and participate in the Passport to Health Program, unless exempted from or ineligible for participation ^[2.2].

There is no information in the context documents about collecting passport numbers from participants in Montana. Therefore, based on the available information, it is not clear what the requirements would be for collecting passport numbers.

In summary, based on the context documents, it is not clear what the requirements would be for collecting passport numbers from participants in Montana.

Source(s):

• [1.1] ISSUANCE OF AN IDENTITY THEFT PASSPORT
• [2.1] PASSPORT TO HEALTH PROGRAM: PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS REQUIREMENTS
• [2.2] PASSPORT TO HEALTH PROGRAM: ELIGIBILITY

Jurisdiction

Montana

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