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Plan Communications User Guide Appendices, Version 6.3<br />

Code Type Title Short Definition Definition<br />

703 A UI<br />

Enrollment<br />

Cancel<br />

(Delete)<br />

704 A UI<br />

Enrollment<br />

Cancel PBP<br />

Correction<br />

705 A UI<br />

Enrollment<br />

PBP<br />

Correction<br />

UI ENROLL<br />

CANCL<br />

UI CNCL PBP<br />

COR<br />

UI ENR PBP COR<br />

A CMS User cancelled the beneficiary’s existing enrollment <strong>and</strong> the beneficiary is disenrolled.<br />

When an enrollment is cancelled, it means that the enrollment never occurred. TRR data record<br />

field 18 contains the effective date (start date) of the cancelled enrollment period.<br />

Plan Action: Remove the indicated enrollment from the Plan’s records. Take the appropriate<br />

actions as per CMS enrollment guidance.<br />

A CMS User updated the PBP on an existing enrollment. This generates two transaction replies, a<br />

Transaction Type 51 with TRC 704 <strong>and</strong> a Transaction Type 61 with TRC 705. This reply with TRC<br />

704 (Transaction Type 51) represents the cancellation of the enrollment in the original PBP. The<br />

effective (start) <strong>and</strong> disenrollment (end) dates of the enrollment being cancelled are found in TRR<br />

data record fields 18 & 24, respectively. When an enrollment is cancelled it means that the<br />

enrollment never occurred.<br />

Plan Action: Remove the indicated enrollment in the original PBP from the Plan’s records. Look<br />

for the accompanying reply with TRC 705 to determine the replacement enrollment period. Take<br />

the appropriate actions as per CMS enrollment guidance.<br />

A CMS User updated the PBP on an existing enrollment. This generates two transaction replies, a<br />

Transaction Type 51 with TRC 704 <strong>and</strong> a Transaction Type 61 with TRC 705. This reply with TRC<br />

705 (Transaction Type 61) represents the enrollment in the new PBP. The effective (start) <strong>and</strong><br />

disenrollment (end) dates of the enrollment in this new PBP are found in TRR data record fields 18<br />

& 24, respectively. This enrollment should replace the enrollment cancelled by the associated<br />

Transaction Type 51 transaction (TRC 704).<br />

The Part C Premium amount may have been populated automatically with the base Part C premium<br />

amount.<br />

Plan Action: Update the Plan records to reflect the beneficiary’s enrollment in the new Contract,<br />

PBP. Look for the accompanying reply with TRC 704 to ensure that the original PBP enrollment<br />

was cancelled. Verify the Part C premium amount <strong>and</strong> submit a Record Update transaction if<br />

necessary. Take the appropriate actions as per CMS enrollment guidance.<br />

<strong>December</strong> <strong>28</strong>, 2012 I-77 Transaction Reply Codes (TRCs)

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