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Begin by entering the claimant’s name in the designated field at the top of the form. This is essential for identifying the individual associated with the evidence.
Next, fill in the claim number and social security number. These identifiers help streamline processing and ensure accuracy.
In the section labeled 'DATE OF DIV.’S ORDER', input the relevant date to provide context for your submission.
Describe the order in detail under 'ORDER DESCRIPTION'. This helps clarify what is being submitted.
Indicate who is submitting the evidence by filling out 'SUBMITTING PARTY'.
Select the nature of evidence from options like audio tapes, video tapes, etc., and specify any other type if necessary.
Provide a summary of content in the designated area, ensuring it captures all pertinent details related to your evidence.
Finally, enter today's date in 'DATE SUBMITTED' and sign at the bottom of the form along with your address.
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