Basic (02-82)
   GN 04060.005 Conditions Under Which a Determination or Decision May Be Reopened
   
   
   
   An initial, revised, reconsidered, or reviewed determination of an intermediary, or
      carrier or a decision by a hearing officer, Administrative Law Judge, or Appeals Council
      may be reopened under the following conditions:
   
   
   
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            A.  
               Within 12 months after the date of the determination or decision, it may be reopened
                  for any reason; or
                
 
 
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            B.  
               After such 12-month period, but within 4 years after the date of the initial determination,
                  an initial, revised, reconsidered, or reviewed determination, or a decision of a hearing
                  officer, may be reopened for good cause see GN 04060.025; or
                
 
 
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            C.  
               At any time, if (1) the determination or decision is unfavorable to the party or parties,
                  in whole or part but only for the purpose of correcting a clerical error or an error
                  on the face of the evidence on which such unfavorable determination or decision or
                  unfavorable part of the determination or decision was based; or (2) the determination
                  or decision was procured by fraud or similar fault of the party or parties, or of
                  some other person (See GN 04060.055.)
                
 
 
A revised determination or decision need not be made within the above time limits
      as long as the reopening occurred within the time limits.