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7 17 CFR 200.30–3(a)(12). 

submissions. You should submit only 

information that you wish to make 

publicly available. All submissions 

should refer to File Number SR–ISE– 

2010–13 and should be submitted on or 

before April 1, 2010. 

For the Commission, by the Division of 

Trading and Markets, pursuant to delegated 

authority.7

Florence E. Harmon, 

Deputy Secretary. 

[FR Doc. 2010–5220 Filed 3–10–10; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 8011–01–P 

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 

[Docket No. SSA–2009–0076] 

Notice Announcing Addresses for 

Service of Process 

AGENCY: Social Security Administration. 

ACTION: Notice announcing addresses for 

summonses and complaints. 

SUMMARY: The Office of the General 

Counsel (OGC) is responsible for 

processing and handling summonses 

and complaints in lawsuits involving 

judicial review of our final decisions on 

individual claims for benefits under 

titles II, VIII, and XVI of the Social 

Security Act (Act). Summonses and 

complaints in these cases should be 

mailed directly to the OGC location 

responsible for the jurisdiction in which 

the complaint has been filed. The names 

and current addresses of those offices 

and their jurisdictions are set out in this 

notice. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Jeannette M. Mandycz, Office of the 

General Counsel, Office of Program Law, 

Social Security Administration, 6401 

Security Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 

21235–6404, (410) 965–6471. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Summonses and complaints in cases 

seeking judicial review of our final 

decisions on individual claims for 

benefits under titles II, VIII, and XVI of 

the Act should be mailed directly to the 

OGC location responsible for the 

jurisdiction in which the complaint has 

been filed. This notice replaces 70 FR 

73320–01 published on December 9, 

2005, and reflects changes in the OGC 

offices that serve the Middle District of 

Alabama, Arizona, the Southern District 

of Florida, the Northern District of 

Mississippi, and the Eastern District of 

Virginia. In addition, we are updating 

the addresses for the Offices of the 

Regional Chief Counsels in Philadelphia 

(Region III), Dallas (Region VI), and 

Kansas City (Region VII). The 

jurisdictional responsibilities, names, 

and addresses of these offices are as 

follows: 

Alabama 

U.S. District Court—Middle District of 

Alabama: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Denver (Region VIII). 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Alabama: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Atlanta (Region IV). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of Alabama: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Denver (Region VIII). 

Alaska 

U.S. District Court—Alaska: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, Seattle 

(Region X). 

Arizona 

U.S. District Court—Arizona: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, Denver 

(Region VIII). 

Arkansas 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Arkansas: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Arkansas: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

California 

U.S. District Court—Central District of 

California: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, San Francisco (Region IX). 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

California: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, San Francisco (Region IX). 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of California: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, San Francisco (Region 

IX). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of California: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, San Francisco (Region 

IX). 

Colorado 

U.S. District Court—Colorado: Office 

of the Regional Chief Counsel, Denver 

(Region VIII). 

Connecticut 

U.S. District Court—Connecticut: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Boston (Region I). 

Delaware 

U.S. District Court—Delaware: Office 

of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Philadelphia (Region III). 

District of Columbia 

U.S. District Court—District of 

Columbia: Office of Program Law, 

Baltimore. 

Florida 

U.S. District Court—Middle District of 

Florida: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Atlanta (Region IV). 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Florida: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Kansas City (Region VII). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of Florida: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Philadelphia (Region III). 

Georgia 

U.S. District Court—Middle District of 

Georgia: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Atlanta (Region IV). 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Georgia: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Atlanta (Region IV). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of Georgia: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Boston (Region I). 

Guam 

U.S. District Court—Guam: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, San 

Francisco (Region IX). 

Hawaii 

U.S. District Court—Hawaii: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, San 

Francisco (Region IX). 

Idaho 

U.S. District Court—Idaho: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, Seattle 

(Region X). 

Illinois 

U.S. District Court—Central District of 

Illinois: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Illinois: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of Illinois: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

Indiana 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Indiana: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of Indiana: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

Iowa 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Iowa: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Kansas City (Region VII). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of Iowa: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Kansas City (Region VII). 

Kansas 

U.S. District Court—Kansas: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, Kansas City 

(Region VII). 


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Kentucky 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Kentucky: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Atlanta (Region IV). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Kentucky: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Atlanta (Region IV). 

Louisiana 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Louisiana: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

U.S. District Court—Middle District of 

Louisiana: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Louisiana: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

Maine 

U.S. District Court—Maine: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, Boston 

(Region I). 

Maryland 

U.S. District Court—Maryland: Office 

of Program Law, Baltimore. 

Massachusetts 

U.S. District Court—Massachusetts: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Boston (Region I). 

Michigan 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Michigan: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Michigan: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

Minnesota 

U.S. District Court—Minnesota: Office 

of the Regional Chief Counsel, Chicago 

(Region V). 

Mississippi 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Mississippi: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of Mississippi: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Boston (Region I). 

Missouri 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Missouri: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Kansas City (Region VII). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Missouri: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Kansas City (Region VII). 

Montana 

U.S. District Court—Montana: Office 

of the Regional Chief Counsel, Denver 

(Region VIII). 

Nebraska 

U.S. District Court—Nebraska: Office 

of the Regional Chief Counsel, Kansas 

City (Region VII). 

Nevada 

U.S. District Court—Nevada: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, San 

Francisco (Region IX). 

New Hampshire 

U.S. District Court—New Hampshire: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Boston (Region I). 

New Jersey 

U.S. District Court—New Jersey: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

New York (Region II). 

New Mexico 

U.S. District Court—New Mexico: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Dallas (Region VI). 

New York 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

New York: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, New York (Region II). 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of New York: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, New York (Region II). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of New York: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, New York (Region II). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of New York: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, New York (Region II). 

North Carolina 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

North Carolina: Office of Program Law, 

Baltimore. 

U.S. District Court—Middle District of 

North Carolina: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Boston (Region I). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of North Carolina: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Boston (Region I). 

North Dakota 

U.S. District Court—North Dakota: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Denver (Region VIII). 

Northern Mariana Islands 

U.S. District Court—Northern Mariana 

Islands: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, San Francisco (Region IX). 

Ohio 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Ohio: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of Ohio: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

Oklahoma 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Oklahoma: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Oklahoma: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Oklahoma: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

Oregon 

U.S. District Court—Oregon: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, Seattle 

(Region X). 

Pennsylvania 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Pennsylvania: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Philadelphia (Region III). 

U.S. District Court—Middle District of 

Pennsylvania: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Philadelphia (Region III). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Pennsylvania: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Philadelphia (Region III). 

Puerto Rico 

U.S. District Court—Puerto Rico: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Boston (Region I). 

Rhode Island 

U.S. District Court—Rhode Island: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Boston (Region I). 

South Carolina 

U.S. District Court—South Carolina: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Denver (Region VIII). 

South Dakota 

U.S. District Court—South Dakota: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Denver (Region VIII). 

Tennessee 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Tennessee: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

U.S. District Court—Middle District of 

Tennessee: Office of Program Law, 

Baltimore. 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Tennessee: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Kansas City (Region VII). 

Texas 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Texas: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of Texas: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of Texas: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 


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U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Texas: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Dallas (Region VI). 

Utah 

U.S. District Court—Utah: Office of 

the Regional Chief Counsel, Denver 

(Region VIII). 

Vermont 

U.S. District Court—Vermont: Office 

of the Regional Chief Counsel, Boston 

(Region I). 

Virgin Islands 

U.S. District Court—Virgin Islands: 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

New York (Region II). 

Virginia 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Virginia: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Philadelphia (Region III). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Virginia: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Philadelphia (Region III). 

Washington 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Washington: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Seattle (Region X). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Washington: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Seattle (Region X). 

West Virginia 

U.S. District Court—Northern District 

of West Virginia: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Philadelphia (Region III). 

U.S. District Court—Southern District 

of West Virginia: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Philadelphia (Region III). 

Wisconsin 

U.S. District Court—Eastern District of 

Wisconsin: Office of the Regional Chief 

Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

U.S. District Court—Western District 

of Wisconsin: Office of the Regional 

Chief Counsel, Chicago (Region V). 

Wyoming 

U.S. District Court—Wyoming: Office 

of the Regional Chief Counsel, Denver 

(Region VIII). 

Addresses of OGC Offices 

Office of Program Law, Office of the 

General Counsel, Social Security 

Administration, 6401 Security 

Boulevard, Altmeyer Building, Room 

617, Baltimore, MD 21235–6401. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region I, Social Security 

Administration, JFK Federal Building, 

Room 625, Boston, MA 02203–0002. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region II, Social Security 

Administration, 26 Federal Plaza, Room 

3904, New York, NY 10278–0004. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region III, Social Security 

Administration, 300 Spring Garden 

Street, 6th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 

19123–2932. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region IV, Social Security 

Administration, Atlanta Federal Center, 

61 Forsyth Street, SW., Suite 

20T45,Atlanta, GA 30303–8920. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region V, Social Security 

Administration, 200 West Adams Street, 

30th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606–5208. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region VI, Social Security 

Administration, 1301 Young Street, Ste. 

A702, Dallas, TX 75202–5433. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region VII, Social Security 

Administration, 601 E. 12th Street, 

Room 965, Kansas City, MO 64106– 

2898. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region VIII, Social Security 

Administration, 1961 Stout Street, Suite 

1001A, Denver, CO 80294–3538. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region IX, Social Security 

Administration, 333 Market Street, Ste. 

1500, San Francisco, CA 94105–2102. 

Office of the Regional Chief Counsel, 

Region X, Social Security 

Administration, 701 Fifth Avenue, Suite 

2900 MS/901, Seattle, WA 98104–7075. 

Dated: March 4, 2010. 

Michael J. Astrue, 

Commissioner of Social Security. 

[FR Doc. 2010–5199 Filed 3–10–10; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4191–02–P 

DEPARTMENT OF STATE 

[Public Notice 6916] 

Bureau of Educational and Cultural 

Affairs (ECA) Request for Grant 

Proposals: The U.S./Pakistan 

Professional Partnership Program 

Announcement Type: New Grant. 

Funding Opportunity Number: ECA/ 

PE/C/EUR–SCA–10–32. 

Catalog of Federal Domestic 

Assistance Number: 19.415. 

Key Dates: 

Application Deadline: April 9, 2010. 

Executive Summary: In his December 

1, 2009, speech in West Point, New 

York, President Obama said that a new 

diplomatic initiative in Pakistan would 

be part of the U.S. strategy to bring 

peace and stability in the Afghanistan/ 

Pakistan region. As part of this 

initiative, ECA is seeking proposals for 

a new two-part program, called ‘‘The 

U.S./Pakistan Professional Partnership 

Program.’’ This program will bring 

young professionals (ages 20–35) from 

the two countries together to develop 

cross cultural relationships and develop 

professional skills that will positively 

impact people’s lives and will result in 

stronger ties between the two nations. 

ECA is seeking proposals from 

qualified applicants for two separate 

programs. The Bureau expects funding 

in the amount of approximately 

$3,700,000 to be available for these 

programs and expects to award a total 

of two grants in this competition, one 

for each topic. 

The first project—‘‘Professional 

Partnerships: Journalism’’—will involve 

Pakistani and American journalists in a 

program designed to demonstrate 

journalism skills, offer professional 

development opportunities, and offer 

internships at U.S-based media outlets 

for Pakistani journalists. 

The second project—‘‘Professional 

Partnerships: Public Administration’’— 

will examine the skills employed by 

American and Pakistani public 

administration professionals at the 

national, regional, and local levels. This 

program will include internships for 

Pakistani professionals with U.S.-based 

professionals. 

I. Funding Opportunity Description 

Authority: 

Overall grant making authority for 

this program is contained in the Mutual 

Educational and Cultural Exchange Act 

of 1961, Public Law 87–256, as 

amended, also known as the FulbrightHays Act. The purpose of the Act is ‘‘to 

enable the Government of the United 

States to increase mutual understanding 

between the people of the United States 

and the people of other countries * * *; 

to strengthen the ties which unite us 

with other nations by demonstrating the 

educational and cultural interests, 

developments, and achievements of the 

people of the United States and other 

nations * * * and thus to assist in the 

development of friendly, sympathetic 

and peaceful relations between the 

United States and the other countries of 

the world.’’ Funding for this competition 

is provided through special FY 2009/FY 

2010 supplemental funds that have been 

appropriated to the Department of State. 

General Program Outlines 

The Following applies to both the 

Journalism and Public Administration 

Programs: 

Language: This program is for English 

and non-English speaking Pakistani 

participants. English language ability 

will not be a requirement to participate. 

The various groups should be grouped 

by language (English, Urdu, and Pashto.) 

For Urdu and Pashto, State Department 


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