What must you do before you can edit the member's MGIB election?

• A. Click the Correct History button
• B. Review the assignment
• C. Recommend Denial
• D. Add an Approver

Answer: (A)

Checking the history before making changes to a member’s MGIB election ensures you’re working with the current, correct data and that there is a clear audit trail of what has been done. The Correct History action opens the record’s history, showing prior elections, edits, timestamps, and who made them, so you can verify the present state and any approvals or flags that might affect whether an edit is permissible. This step protects data integrity and accountability, which are essential when handling benefits elections.

Other options don’t fulfill this verification role. Reviewing an assignment or adding an approver relates to different parts of the workflow, while recommending denial is a decision action rather than a pre-edit check.