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Just fax the papers to the local SS office. It’s either easier and faster, or no harder and no slower.
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Just fax the papers to the local SS office. It’s either easier and faster, or no harder and no slower.
Somarco... You actually posted about this in 2020. Its been a great tip since.
fax the papers to the local SS office.
I think JD was talking about sending a fax in the fe forum the other day.People still fax?
Online is my preferred method but I let the client know they can send it in however they want.
Yes strangely enough the medical field still uses it and still considers it HIPPA compliant and obviously SS does too.I used fax recently to file a claim on my personal vision insurance-it was either fax or mail.I sometimes use fax when applying for a clients medicare savings program if they don't have an email address or if there is an issue logging in to there account.Sometimes scanning documents to email is a pain.People still fax?
Online is my preferred method but I let the client know they can send it in however they want.
I haven't had a fax machine in at least a dozen years, and I don't want to tell clients to go to Kinko's to fax their paperwork in.
Financial too, for information needed for annuity applications.Yes strangely enough the medical field still uses it and still considers it HIPPA compliant and obviously SS does too.I used fax recently to file a claim on my personal vision insurance-it was either fax or mail.I sometimes use fax when applying for a clients medicare savings program if they don't have an email address or if there is an issue logging in to there account.Sometimes scanning documents to email is a pain.
It’s considered safe and compliant because it’s the telephone. Same reasoning with the postal service.Financial too, for information needed for annuity applications.