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Old 01-24-2011, 01:38 PM #15
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When you left your message did you also leave your claim number? Claim numbers are what identifies you to the claims examiner....

...Each level I had different claim examiners.

...The reason is that when you are represented by an attorney, the claims examiner will not discuss your case PER YOUR ATTORNEY's INSTRUCTIONS.
No, I did not leave my claim number as he never requested that information during our conversations, just my name. I had only one claim examiner.

I am not represented by an attorney.
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