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20 CFR Part 404, Subpart H - Evidence | US Law | LII / Legal Information Institute
CFR › Title 20 › Chapter III › Part 404 › Subpart H 20 CFR Part 404, Subpart H - Evidence
General (§§ 404.701 - 404.709)
§ 404.703 When evidence is needed.
§ 404.705 Failure to give requested evidence.
§ 404.706 Where to give evidence.
§ 404.707 Original records or copies as evidence.
§ 404.708 How we decide what is enough evidence.
§ 404.709 Preferred evidence and other evidence.
Evidence of Age, Marriage, and Death (§§ 404.715 - 404.728)
§ 404.715 When evidence of age is needed.
§ 404.716 Type of evidence of age to be given.
§ 404.721 Evidence to presume a person is dead.
§ 404.722 Rebuttal of a presumption of death.
§ 404.723 When evidence of marriage is required.
§ 404.726 Evidence of common-law marriage.
§ 404.727 Evidence of a deemed valid marriage.
§ 404.728 Evidence a marriage has ended.
Evidence for Child's and Parent's Benefits (§§ 404.730 - 404.750)
§ 404.730 When evidence of a parent or child relationship is needed.
§ 404.731 Evidence you are a natural parent or child.
§ 404.732 Evidence you are a stepparent or stepchild.
§ 404.733 Evidence you are the legally adopting parent or legally adopted child.
§ 404.734 Evidence you are an equitably adopted child.
§ 404.735 Evidence you are the grandchild or stepgrandchild.
§ 404.736 Evidence of a child's dependency.
§ 404.745 Evidence of school attendance for child age 18 or older.
Other Evidence Requirements (§§ 404.760 - 404.780)
§ 404.760 Evidence of living in the same household with insured person.
§ 404.770 Evidence of where the insured person had a permanent home.
Secs. 205(a) and 702(a)(5) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 405(a) and 902(a)(5)).
43 FR 24795, June 7, 1978, unless otherwise noted.