Which action transfers the liability to the next party in the filing order and completes the CVG change?

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Which action transfers the liability to the next party in the filing order and completes the CVG change?

Explanation:
Designating the Next Responsible Party moves the liability to the next party in the filing order, which completes the CVG change. This action shifts responsibility from the current liable party to the next eligible party in the established sequence (for example, from primary payer to secondary, or to the next guarantor), allowing the claim to be processed under the new liable party. Other actions don’t accomplish this shift: a write-off removes the debt from the claim, a system deferral delays processing, and general billing activities cover processing steps rather than transferring responsibility.

Designating the Next Responsible Party moves the liability to the next party in the filing order, which completes the CVG change. This action shifts responsibility from the current liable party to the next eligible party in the established sequence (for example, from primary payer to secondary, or to the next guarantor), allowing the claim to be processed under the new liable party. Other actions don’t accomplish this shift: a write-off removes the debt from the claim, a system deferral delays processing, and general billing activities cover processing steps rather than transferring responsibility.

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