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Miller trust (QIT) needed above the limit: all states

Every state and DC, with how sure we are of each. Research summary, not legal advice. Dollar figures are for the year shown and change every January. Confirm with the state Medicaid agency or an elder-law attorney before acting.
AlabamaYesVerified sourcearchived copy of official page, 2026-08-14
AlaskaYesVerified source
ArizonaYesVerified source
ArkansasYesVerified source
CaliforniaNoVerified source
ColoradoYesVerified source
ConnecticutNoLikely
DelawareYesLikely
District of ColumbiaNoVerified source
FloridaYesLikely
GeorgiaYesVerified source
HawaiiNoVerified source
IdahoYesVerified source
IllinoisNoLikely
IndianaYesVerified source
IowaYesVerified source
KansasNoVerified source
KentuckyYesVerified source
LouisianaNoLikely
MaineNoUnconfirmed
MarylandNoLikely
MassachusettsNoLikelySecondary source
MichiganNoLikely
MinnesotaNoUnconfirmed
MississippiYesVerified source
MissouriNoLikelyarchived copy of official page, 2026-10-19
MontanaNoVerified source
NebraskaNoVerified source
NevadaYesVerified source
New HampshireNoLikelySecondary source
New JerseyYesVerified source
New MexicoYesVerified source
New YorkNoVerified source
North CarolinaNoVerified source
North DakotaNoVerified source
OhioYesVerified source
OklahomaYesVerified source
OregonYesVerified source
PennsylvaniaNoVerified source
Rhode IslandNoVerified source
South CarolinaYesVerified source
South DakotaYesVerified source
TennesseeYesVerified source
TexasYesVerified source
UtahNoVerified source
VermontNoVerified source
VirginiaNoLikely
WashingtonNoUnconfirmed
West VirginiaNoVerified source
WisconsinNoUnconfirmed
WyomingYesVerified source