219.5

Failure to furnish requested evidence.

(a) Evidence to prove initial eligibility.

(b) Evidence to prove continued entitlement. 219.3 Who is responsible for furnishing evidence.

First sentence, 219.3. 219.5(c) Failure to furnish requested evidence-What to do when required evidence will be delayed. 219.4 When and where to furnish evidence. 219.4, second paragraph,

third sentence and 219.3, second sentence. 219.4, second paragraph,

fourth and fifth sentences. 219.6 Original records or copies as evidence. (a) General. 219.3 Who is responsible for furnishing evidence.third sentence. 219.6(b) Certified copies of original records. 219.7 How the Board decides what is convincing evidence.

219.30 When evidence of marriage is required (a) When application filed for benefits (b) State law

(c) Types of evidence 219.31 Evidence of a valid ceremonial marriage (a) Preferred evidence (b) Other evidence of a ceremonial marriage 219.32 Evidence of a common-law marriage (a) Preferred evidence (b) Other evidence of a common-law marriage 219.33 Evidence of a deemed valid marriage (a) Preferred evidence (b) Other evidence of a deemed valid marriage 219.34 When evidence that a marriage has ended is required

219.14 When evidence of marriage is required. First two sentences.

Third sentence. Fourth sentence. 219.15 Evidence of valid ceremonial marriage. (b) Preferred evidence. (c) Other evidence of a ceremonial marriage. 219.16 Evidence of a common-law marriage. (b) Preferred evidence. (c) Other evidence of a common-law marriage. 219.17 Evidence of a deemed valid marriage. (b) Preferred evidence. (c) Other evidence of a deemed valid marriage. 219.18(a) Evidence that a marriage has ended.— When evidence is required.

Current section and name

219.1 Introduction-except "under Title XVIII of the Social Security Act". 219.2 Definitions-except in "Benefits", "benefits”, and in "Eligible", "If an annuity, a lump sum or a benefit under Section 202 of the Social Security Act". 219.3 Who is responsible for furnishing evidence. First sentence

Second sentence

Third sentence

Fourth and fifth sentences, except "Section 13 of".

219.4 When and where to furnish evidence. First paragraph

Second paragraph, first sentence. Second pararaph, second sentence. Second paragraph, third sentence, except "person".

Second paragraph, fourth
sentence, except "Per-
sons".

219.5 Failure to furnish requested evidence.

(a) Evidence to prove initial eligibility-except "bene

fits".

(b) Evidence to prove continued entitlement. (c) What to do when required evidence will be delayed.

219.6 Original records or
copies as evidence.
(c) Uncertified copies or
original records.
219.7 How the Board de-
cides what is convincing
evidence.

219.8 Preferred evidence
and other evidence ex-
cept "§219.11(a),
§219.12(a)(1), §219.15(b),
§219.16(b), §219.17(b),
§219.18(b), §219.21(a),
§219.23(b), §219.24(b), or
§ 219.33(c)".

219.10 When evidence of

age is required.

New section and name

219.1 Introduction.

219.2 Definitions.

219.4 Who is responsible
for furnishing evidence.
(a) Applicant or representa-
tive responsible.
219.5 Where and how to
provide evidence.

(a) When Board office is
accessible.

219.6 Original records or
copies as evidence.

(b) Foreign-language doc

uments.

219.9 Evidence, information, and records filed with the Board.

219.3 When evidence is required.

(a) To prove initial eligi-
bility.

(b) To prove continued en-
titlement.
Delete.

219.5 Where and how to provide evidence. (a) When Board office is accessible.

(b) When Board office is not accessible.

219.3 When evidence is required.

(a) To prove initial eligi-
bility.

(b) To prove continued entitlement.

219.4 Who is responsible for furnishing evidence. (b) What to do when required evidence will be delayed.

219.6 Original records or copies as evidence. Deleted.

219.7 How the Board decides what is convincing evidence.

219.8 Preferred evidence and other evidence.

219.20 When evidence of

age is required.