TN 37 (04-20)

RS 02001.635 How a Special Exception is Processed - U.S. Dutch Agreement

A. How to request a special exception

A worker or employer who wishes to apply for a special exception writes to the designated agency in the country where the worker wishes to remain covered. The letter should:

  • give all the information necessary to issue a certificate of coverage under the U.S.-Dutch agreement (see RS 02001.645); and

  • explain why a special exception should be granted.

Individuals wishing to request an exception granting U.S. coverage should write to the following address:

Social Security Administration
Division of Training and Program Support
International Support Branch
P.O. Box 17741
Baltimore, MD 21235-7741
FAX number: 410-966-1861

or, if courier service is used:

Social Security Administration
Division of Training and Program Support
International Support Branch
NT 03-A-09
6100 Wabash Ave
Baltimore, MD 21235

Individuals wishing to request an exception granting Dutch coverage should write to the address below:

ir. H. Compagner
Sociale Verzekeringsbank
Kantoor Verzekeringen
Postbus 357
1180 AJ Amstelveen
THE NETHERLANDS

Upon receipt of a request for a special exception, the agency that receives the request will consider it in collaboration with the other country's agency. If both agencies approve the request for a special exception, the agency that receives the request will issue a certificate of coverage. The certificate of coverage will serve as proof of exemption from coverage and taxes in the other country.


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http://policy.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0302001635
RS 02001.635 - How a Special Exception is Processed - U.S. Dutch Agreement - 04/27/2020
Batch run: 04/27/2020
Rev:04/27/2020