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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by entering your Employee Information. Fill in your name, Social Security Number, and Employee ID as specified. Ensure accuracy for smooth processing.
- Provide your contact details including email and address. If you have a new address, check the appropriate box and fill in the new information.
- Select the Benefit Type Codes that apply to your claim. This helps categorize your expenses correctly.
- For each expense incurred, enter the Description of Service along with the Starting and Ending Dates of Service. Be sure to include itemized amounts for reimbursement.
- Review all entries for completeness and accuracy before signing the form at the bottom. Your signature certifies that all information is true and valid.
- Once completed, fax your claim form along with supporting documentation to expedite processing.
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