1. a. 

   Due process requires that you send the beneficiary a notice of planned action before benefits are adversely affected.

2. b. 

   Benefits are continued if:

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     An appeal is requested within 10 days of receipt of the notice of planned action; and

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     The beneficiary does not waive, in writing his or her right to continuation of benefits. See SI 02301.300 for additional guidance in Title XVI due process cases.

EXCEPTION: Due process notification is not required when the beneficiary's death has been confirmed.

The decision notice provides due process when the statutory benefit continuation option applies. The policy for Title XVI cases is the same as that for Title II cases. See DI 40515.005B.2.

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  Medical

  Process the Title II case under Title II procedures, and the Title XVI case under Title XVI procedures. The decision notice provides due process for Title II and Title XVI when the statutory benefit continuation option applies.

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  Work and earnings

  The Title II case receives Title II due process per DI 13010.185F, and the Title XVI case receives Goldberg/Kelly (G/K) due process per SI 02301.300. This applies whether you process the adverse actions at different times or at the same time.