Prepare and release a notice along with the DHO's determination. For notices listed in subsection C, see DI 33095.100- DI 33095.116.

For Title II cases, prepare and release auxiliary notices, as shown in subsection C in this section, to any auxiliary for whom the number holder (NH) is not the payee. An auxiliary is any person other than the NH entitled to benefits on the earnings record of a living NH.

When a legally competent adult beneficiary (or recipient) has a representative payee, the disability determination services (DDS) sends the cessation notice to the competent adult beneficiary (or recipient) and a modified copy of the cessation notice to the representative payee. The representative payee's notice should not contain personal information. The representative payee's notice will include the decision paragraph (4080-4096) and the sentence "(Beneficiary (or Recipient) Name) has been given a more detailed explanation of our determination" on the personalized attachment. For numbered paragraphs, see NL 00708.100.

For determining when a Spanish notice is required, see DI 33010.025.

For instructions and notice language for foreign claims, see DI 33095.130.

For policy and instructions on the preparation of special notification to the blind or visually impaired, see NL 01000.000. Special notice options are available to any applicant, beneficiary, claimant or recipient who applies for benefits under title II or title XVI if they are blind or tell us they need assistance because of a visual impairment.

For notice language requirements when there is a continuing disability review (CDR) with a basis change from Blind to Disabled, see DI 28080.065B.