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Originally Posted by stressed_again
OMG everyone is always so worried about that silly form. If you want a good idea of whether or not SSA is going to do a full review, call the national 800 number. They can answer questions but have no authority to trigger a review. Ask what your review schedule is and ask what priority your med cdr shows. If your review period is longer than 3 years and/or the cdr priority is low (they don't always show a priority) it's unlikely you'll have a full med review. if it's your first review, it's also unlikely. And the stuff you listed on your form is fine. A lot of that you deal with due to your condition. Quit worrying over the small stuff! :-) also, if the first person you talk to can't tell you those answers, call back. Some TSRs are more efficient than others.
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Triggering the long form CDR would be a MAJOR inconvenience for many of us.
I would not advise anyone call the 800# unnecessarily. I've read that when certain areas of a person's file is accessed, the program, not the employee will send a CDR early. Also, SS lists a person's schedule and their priority on the second line of their CDR form and often on their FF decision.
Whether it's someone's first review or not does not make a difference. It's very clear that certain responses will mean they undergo a long form CDR.
priority on the second line k.