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NOTICE OF PROPOSED DECISION

Our records indicate that a redetermination of your continuing eligibility pursuant to section 1611(c) is required. Failure to furnish the requested documentation within thirty (30) days of the date of this notice may result in the suspension of benefit payments…

What it means

Summary: Social Security is doing a routine check to confirm you still qualify for your benefits. This is common — it doesn't mean you did anything wrong.

Is action required? Yes — the letter states you need to send in the documents it lists.

Deadline: 30 days from the date on the letter.

If ignored: The letter states your payments could be paused.

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