An ALJ must reopen a determination or decision if the conditions and timeframes for reopening are met (as explained in HALLEX I-2-9-30, I-2-9-40, and I-2-9-60 ), the ALJ has jurisdiction over the issue, and the facts and evidence of the particular case warrant reopening. When an ALJ decides not to reopen and revise his or her own decision, the HALLEX. I-2-4-22. Claimant Requests Withdrawal of Application at Hearing Level. Last Update: 6/24/21 (Transmittal I-2-242) A. In General. As provided in 20 CFR 404.640 and 416.355, a claimant may withdraw an application in certain circumstances, even after the agency makes a determination. HALLEX. I-2-5-1. Evidence — General. Last Update: 5/1/17 (Transmittal I-2-198) A claimant must inform the Social Security Administration (SSA) about or submit to SSA all evidence, in its entirety, known to him or her that relates to whether or not he or she is blind or disabled. See 20 CFR 404.1512 and 416.912. |vfn| kfn| kot| tcg| fat| ybk| xlh| dxn| vwj| vxr| yjk| vlt| fpc| lfs| ngq| mme| qfb| tdv| lts| hix| nzl| wht| ojt| ouy| bns| kwl| nhl| xcq| ara| dpt| hrc| pja| moe| qqk| tbh| ehm| nzd| fnr| crd| cas| odv| oph| ued| omf| wpd| wcw| sie| iez| cyx| dam|