Requiring use of electronic services by certain claimant representatives. Final rules

    Federal Register
    |September 24, 2011
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    Summary

    Claimant representatives must use electronic services for direct fee payments. This rule change aims to improve efficiency and reflects the growing use of technology in representative practices.

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