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Old 10-14-2011, 06:53 PM #1
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Default CDR - Ten day window
My understanding is if when they decide to cut you off due to a CDR you only get a ten day window to appeal and request that your benefits continue to be paid. Do they send a certified letter or do they just mail it and assume that it was delivered and promptly?

I think it's pretty scary to have only ten days to return a form you may or may not reciev in the mail.
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