17070 DENIAL — LESS THAN SIX QC's
To be eligible for U.S. benefits under an international agreement, a worker must first
have at least six U.S. quarters of coverage.
Our records show (a) earned (b) quarters of coverage under the U.S. Social Security system. Therefore, you are not
eligible for benefits from the U.S. under the agreement with (c) .
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(a)
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you have, the worker had, etc.
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(b)
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number of quarters
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(c)
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country
17071 DENIAL — INSURED STATUS STILL NOT MET AFTER INCLUDING FOREIGN EARNINGS
We have received the information we requested about your earnings in (a) . Based on your combined U.S. and (b) coverage, you have not worked long enough to qualify for benefits from the U.S. To
qualify, you need credit for (c) calendar quarters of work. Our records indicate that you now have (d) quarters based on (e) coverage and (f) quarters based on U.S. coverage for a combined total of only (g) quarters. Therefore, no benefits are payable by the U.S. under the international
agreement.
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(a)
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country
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(b)
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country
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(c)
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number
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(d)
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number
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(e)
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country
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(f)
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number
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(g)
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number
17072 EARNING ADDITIONAL QC'S
The enclosed pamphlet explains how a person earns Social Security work credits. If
you return to work and earn the additional quarters that you need, please contact
the nearest (a) as soon as possible to file a new claim.
Enclosure: HEW (SSA) 05-10072
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(a)
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Social Security Office, U.S. diplomatic or consular office
17073 DENIAL — ENTITLED TO RSDI BENEFIT
Under the agreement, the U.S. cannot give credit for covered work earned under the
(a) social insurance system if a benefit is payable by the U.S. based only on work covered
by its own Social Security system. Since you are eligible for a benefit from the U.S.
based only on your (b) U.S. coverage, you are not eligible for any additional benefits from the U.S. based
on coverage earned in (c) .
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(a)
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country
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(b)
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own, husband's, wife's, etc.
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(c)
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country
17074 DENIAL BASED ON APPLICATION FILED WITH FOREIGN COUNTRY
There is an international Social Security agreement in effect with (a) . Under the terms of this agreement, a claim filed with that country is also a claim
for U.S. benefits, and we are required to tell you whether or not you are entitled
to benefits from this country.
(b) has notified us that you filed a claim for (c) benefits on (d) .
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(a)
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country
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(b)
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country
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(c)
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retirement, survivor's
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(d)
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date
17075 DENIAL — UNRESTRICTED TOTALIZATION APPLICATION — CLAIMANT NOT YET RETIREMENT AGE
Based on the date of birth you gave, you are not old enough to be entitled to U.S.
(a) benefits or to any other benefit from the U.S. at this time. When you reach age (b) , you may wish to file a claim with this country.
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(a)
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retirement, survivors
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(b)
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62, 60
17076 DENIAL OF REGULAR U.S. AUXILIARY BENEFITS ON TOTALIZATION NOTICESYour (a) not eligible for (b) benefits payable by the U.S. because (c) .
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(a)
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wife is, husband is, child is, children are, parents are, etc.
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(b)
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spouse, child's, student, parent's, etc.
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(c)
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he/she is not yet age 62, he/she is over age 19, etc.
17077 DENIAL OF U.S. AUXILIARY TOTALIZATION BENEFITS
For this reason, your (a) cannot qualify for U.S. totalization benefits on (b) record either.
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(a)
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spouse, child, husband, etc.
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(b)
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your, this, your husband's, etc.
17078 DENIAL OF U.S. TOTALIZATION BENEFITS — FAILURE TO MEET DISABILITY REQUIREMENTS OF
THE LAW
Since you do not meet the disability requirements of the law, the U.S. cannot pay
benefits under the international agreement with (a) . An international Social Security agreement does not change a country's requirements
for entitlement to benefits. Each country must determine a claimant's entitlement
based on its own laws.
Enclosure: HEW (SSA) 10058
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(a)
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country
17079 DENIAL OF U.S. TOTALIZATION BECAUSE THE FOREIGN EARNINGS WERE UNDER DUAL COVERAGE
We find that (a) work for the period (b) under the (c) Social Security system was also covered by the U.S. Since the U.S. system has already
given credit for that work, no additional credit may be granted for (d) coverage of the same work.
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(a)
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your, the wage earner's
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(b)
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show dates
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(c)
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country of agreement
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(d)
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country of agreement
17080 DENIAL OF U.S. TOTALIZATION BENEFITS BECAUSE THE FOREIGN EARNINGS WERE BEFORE 1937
We find that (a) work for the period (b) , covered by the (c) system, was performed before Social Security coverage became effective in the U.S.
in 1937. Therefore, (d) Social Security work credits earned before 1937 cannot be used to establish eligibility
for U.S. benefits.
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(a)
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your, the wage earner's
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(b)
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show dates
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(c)
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country of agreement
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(d)
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country of agreement
17081 DENIAL OF U.S. TOTALIZATION BENEFITS BECAUSE FOREIGN EARNINGS WERE FROM VOLUNTARY
COVERAGE OR EXCUSED PERIODS
The Social Security credits (a) earned under the (b) system for the period (c) were for (d) . Under the terms of the Social Security agreement with (e) , the U.S. cannot give credit for (f) when determining your (g) under the U.S. system.
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(a)
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you, the worker
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(b)
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country of agreement
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(c)
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show dates
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(d)
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Italy - Voluntary coverage
FRG - excused periods of coverage (AUSFALLZEIT)
Switzerland - Coverage requiring no work
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(e)
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country of agreement
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(f)
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same as “(d)”
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(g)
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eligibility for benefits, benefit amount
17082 DENIAL OF U.S. TOTALIZATION BENEFITS BECAUSE THE FOREIGN COUNTRY WAS UNABLE TO LOCATE
ALLEGED EARNINGS
We asked the Social Security agency of (a) for information about (b) coverage in that country. However, the agency was unable to locate a record of (c) work for the period (d) . Therefore, we cannot grant credits for this period.
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(a)
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country of agreement
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(b)
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your, the worker's
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(c)
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your, his, her
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(d)
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show dates
17083 DENIAL OF U.S. BENEFITS FOR A BROTHER OR SISTER FILING UNDER AN INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
We cannot pay benefits to you on the record of (a) because the U.S. Social Security law does not provide for benefits for a (b) of a worker. Therefore, your claim for benefits is denied.
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(a)
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name of worker
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(b)
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brother, sister
17084 DENIAL — WORK IN FOREIGN COUNTRY NOT COVERED
We have now received the information that we had requested about your work in (a) . The social insurance agency there has informed us that your work was not covered
under its compulsory insurance program. Therefore, we cannot grant credits for any
period of work in (b) .
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(a)
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country
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(b)
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country
17085 DENIAL — FOREIGN COUNTRY CERTIFIES NO EARNINGS — FOREIGN EARNINGS ALLEGED BEFORE
1937
Information we received from (a) does not show that (b) had any Social Security coverage there after 1936. Although (c) may have had coverage there before 1937, it cannot be used to establish eligibility
for U.S. benefits.
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(a)
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country
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(b)
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you, the worker
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(c)
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you, he/she