(For enrolment under the Chief Minister’s Comprehensive health Insurance Scheme in tamil Nadu)To apply for and
enrol in the health scheme — which provides
cashless medical treatment through empanelled hospitals — you need to carry the following
documents at the time of application and verification:
📑 Primary Documents (Mandatory)Income CertificateIssued by the
Village Administrative Officer (VAO) or Revenue Authorities.This proves eligibility based on annual family income.
Ration Card / Family CardThe family card must include your name and other family members.Carry both the
original and a photocopy.
Self‑Declaration by Head of FamilyA signed statement confirming family details and eligibility.
Aadhaar CardAadhaar is used as
identity and address proof for all beneficiaries.
📄 Additional Identity & Address Proofs (Carry Along)These are typically needed during
enrolment verification at the centre:✔
Identity Proof (any one, if Aadhaar isn’t enough)
- Voter ID, Passport, Driving Licence, PAN Card, etc.
✔
Address Proof- Often the same Aadhaar or ration card; PAN may support verification.
✔
PAN Card (optional but useful)- Especially when income verification is needed.
📌 Where and How to Submit These DocumentsVisit the nearest authorised enrolment centre with all documents.Submit originals and copies for verification.Your
biometric details (photograph, fingerprints, eye scan) will be taken.Once verified, you will receive your
CMCHIS smart card (also called the
Amma Maruthuva Kapitu Thittam Card), which you can use for
cashless treatment at empanelled hospitals.
✨ Tips Before You Go- Make sure name spelling on Aadhaar and ration card matches.
- Keep originals and copies ready to speed up enrolment.
- If you don’t have a PAN card, it’s usually okay as long as identity and income proofs are clear.
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