Which statement describes what would occur next when Keisha creates a new OE application without your NPN, while auto-enrollment remains for the prior plan?

Which statement describes what would occur next when Keisha creates a new OE application without your NPN, while auto-enrollment remains for the prior plan?

• A. The agent would receive a new commission.
• B. The Marketplace cancels Keisha's auto-enrollment in the plan associated with last year's agent-facilitated application and enrollment.
• C. Keisha's new plan enrolls automatically without notification.
• D. The consumer must reconnect with the same agent to proceed.

Answer: (B)

When a consumer starts a new Open Enrollment application without your NPN, the system cannot tie that new application to your agent profile for auto-enrollment. To prevent conflicts and duplication with the prior year’s enrollment, the Marketplace cancels the auto-enrollment tied to the plan that was associated with last year’s agent-facilitated application. This step ensures that the old auto-renewal won’t continue under the previous arrangement while a new application is being processed outside your NPN. Commission wouldn’t be triggered because there’s no new agent attribution for the new application. The new plan wouldn’t enroll automatically without notice, since auto-enrollment for the prior plan is being canceled and the system requires appropriate action to proceed. The consumer isn’t required to reconnect with the same agent to move forward; the cancellation of the prior auto-enrollment is the immediate next step to keep enrollments and agents properly separated.

When a consumer starts a new Open Enrollment application without your NPN, the system cannot tie that new application to your agent profile for auto-enrollment. To prevent conflicts and duplication with the prior year’s enrollment, the Marketplace cancels the auto-enrollment tied to the plan that was associated with last year’s agent-facilitated application. This step ensures that the old auto-renewal won’t continue under the previous arrangement while a new application is being processed outside your NPN.

Commission wouldn’t be triggered because there’s no new agent attribution for the new application. The new plan wouldn’t enroll automatically without notice, since auto-enrollment for the prior plan is being canceled and the system requires appropriate action to proceed. The consumer isn’t required to reconnect with the same agent to move forward; the cancellation of the prior auto-enrollment is the immediate next step to keep enrollments and agents properly separated.