If the AC appeal is remanded to the HO while a subsequent claim is pending at the
                  DDS or OQR and the HO determines a common issue exists, the HO adds a message to the
                  subsequent claim in eView advising the DDS to “Stop Processing Duplicate Claim.”
               
               If the claim is not selected for OQR review is:
               
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                        • 
                           Close the claim with a No Determination (ND) with ND reason “Stopped Processing Duplicate
                              Claim”; and
                            
 
 
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                        • 
                           Return the claim to the servicing FO. 
 
 
NOTE: EFI automatically adds a new document, SSA-5058 Subsequent Application Duplicate,
                  to the red section of the electronic folder (EF), stating “Processing Stopped because
                  the claim became a duplicate claim on (MM/DD/YYYY), at the request of the Appeal Council
                  or Hearing Office.”
               
               If the claim is selected for OQR review:
               
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                        • 
                           Annotate “Do Not Process” next to the SSA-831 in eView [see GN 04440.232 Non-substantive Technical Corrective Actions (TCAs)];
                            
 
 
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                        • 
                           Close the claim with an ND with ND reason “Stopped Processing Duplicate Claim”; and 
 
 
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                        • 
                           Send the claim to OQR or to the servicing FO. 
 
 
A message is automatically posted to the Actions Page notifying the FO of the ND.
               NOTE: EFI automatically adds an SSA-5058 to the red section of the EF stating, “Processing
                  Stopped because the claim became a duplicate claim on (MM/DD/YYYY), at the request
                  of the Appeals Council or Hearing Office.”