The Board may subsidize the premiums, deductibles, and other expenses of an individual based on the individual's income if the individual: Is enrolled, or eligible to enroll, in the Plan; Has an annual household income that is at or below a percentage of the federal poverty level established by the Board; Submits to the plan administrator an application for the low-income subsidy on the form required by the Board; and Provides to the plan administrator verification of annual household income in a form acceptable to the Board. Initial Application. An individual may apply for a low-income subsidy at any time. If an applicant for a low-income subsidy fails to provide all of the required documentation, the plan administrator shall notify the applicant of: The additional documentation that is required; and The deadline set by the plan administrator for receipt of the additional documentation. If the applicant fails to provide the additional documentation by the deadline: The plan administrator shall notify the applicant that the applicant has not demonstrated eligibility for the low-income subsidy and bill the applicant for standard Plan enrollment; and The applicant shall reapply for a low-income subsidy if the applicant wishes to receive future consideration for a low-income subsidy. Recertification. Each year, the plan administrator shall mail a low-income subsidy recertification form to each member currently receiving a low-income subsidy. The form shall require the member to provide to the plan administrator updated verification of annual household income: In a form acceptable to the Board; and That demonstrates continued eligibility for the low-income subsidy. If a member who is receiving a low-income subsidy fails to demonstrate continued eligibility for the low-income subsidy, the member may select a standard Plan design option during open enrollment. If a member who fails to demonstrate continued eligibility for the low-income subsidy fails to select a standard Plan design option during open enrollment, the plan administrator shall place the member in a Plan design option in accordance with standards established by the Board. Enrollment Capacity. The Board shall determine the number of members who may receive the low-income subsidy each year. If the Board determines that the maximum number of members are receiving the low-income subsidy for a year, the plan administrator shall: Discontinue granting the low-income subsidy; and Establish a waiting list of individuals who are eligible for the low-income subsidy. An individual on the waiting list may enroll in a standard Plan design option until a low-income subsidy becomes available to the individual. Fraud. The plan administrator immediately shall cease the low-income subsidy to a member if the plan administrator determines that the member received the low-income subsidy based on fraudulent documentation or statements, including any material misrepresentation but for which the member would not have received the low-income subsidy. The Plan may recover from any member or former member the amount of any low-income subsidy that the member or former member received due to the Plan's reliance on a material misrepresentation by the member or former member.