The print form allows you to:

• A. generate the claim; paper only
• B. generate the claim; electronic only
• C. generate the claim; both paper and electronic
• D. print the form; verify the claim

Answer: (C)

The print form is designed to output claim information in multiple submission formats, not just one. In this workflow, you can generate the claim so it can be filed electronically (for example as an electronic claim file) or printed as a paper claim for mailing or hand delivery. This flexibility matches real-world payer practices, where some payers accept electronic submissions while others still process paper claims. Having both options available from the same form ensures consistent claim data and aligns with how the claim will be submitted.

Verifying the claim is a separate step that involves checking for errors, edits, and coverage before submission, rather than being the primary function of printing. The other options are too restrictive, since the print form supports both paper and electronic generation.