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If you have a service-connected condition, you can file a claim for disability benefits 180 to 90 days before you leave the military. This may help speed up the claim decision process so you can get your benefits sooner. Find out how to file a claim through the Benefits Delivery at Discharge (BDD) program. And learn what to do if you have less than 90 days left on active duty.

 Am I eligible to use the BDD program?
 

You may be eligible for the BDD program if you meet all of these requirements.All of these must be true:You’re a service member on full-time active duty (including a member of the National Guard, Reserve, or Coast Guard)You have a known separation dateYour separation date is in the next 180 to 90 daysYou’re available to go to VA exams for 45 days from the date you submitted your claimNote: When you file your claim, you’ll need to provide a copy of your service treatment records for your current period of service. You’ll also need to provide a Separation Health Assessment form.Download a Separation Health Assessment - Part A Self-Assessment form (PDF)

 What if I have less than 90 days left on active duty?
 

You can’t file a pre-discharge claim or add more medical conditions to your initial pre-discharge claim. But you can still begin the process of filing your claim before discharge.Learn how to file a claim less than 90 days before discharge
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to evaluate how different biometric solutions (involving facial recognition and fingerprint technologies) might be able to reduce fraud.
Both of these projects are expected to be completed this spring. We believe it is prudent to await the results of those projects
before investing in a particular reform package. Accordingly, we recommend that the Legislature (1) delete the proposed
augmentation at this time, and (2) direct DMV to develop and provide at the May Revision a comprehensive reform package that
responds to the fraud issues listed above. The reform package should take into account findings from the BSA audit, DOJ pilot,
and other available information. The package should include budget proposals, legislative proposals, and further administrative
changes, as appropriate.
Unused Computer Terminal Replacement Funds Should Be Redirected 
Over the past three fiscal years, the department has received $3.5 million to replace computer terminals in its field
offices. At the time this analysis was prepared, the department had not begun the replacement. We recommend that the
funding be redirected to the Department of Motor Vehicles' financial system replacement project and new funding for
that project be reduced by a like amount. (Reduce various items by $3.5 million.) 
The DMV performs a number of vehicle-related transactions at its 170 field offices throughout the state. Most of these transactions,
including driver license issuance, vehicle registration and renewal, and occupational licensing, take place at computer terminals
operated by DMV staff.
The department conducted a study in 1997 and 1998 which indicated that the field office terminals were "old, wearing out, and
technologically obsolete." It noted that the terminals were failing with increasing frequency; replacement parts were no longer
available; and the vendor would not renew the maintenance contract past 1998. The report maintained that equipment failures
would cause business disruptions. The report concluded "It is imperative that replacement [of the terminals] start in July 1998 . . . ."
In the May Revision of the Governor's 1998-99 budget proposal, DMV requested a total of $3.5 million over three years to
replace the terminals.
Voting key dates, resources, and hotline information | New York State Attorney General
New York City: Track the status of your ballot applicationOutside New York City: Track the status of your ballot applicationContact your local board of elections. If your board of elections cannot help you, contact the Office of the New York State Attorney General's hotline for help.Also consider voting early. Lines will probably be shorter during early voting. Just note that you will have to vote by affidavit ballot in person because you filed a request for an absentee ballot.

 

My local board of elections found a problem with my absentee or early mail ballot. What should I do?

You may have made a mistake with your absentee or early mail ballot. You may be able to fix it if:You forgot to sign, or include your oath/security envelope.Your signature does not match the signature on file.You marked your ballot rather than signing it, because of illness, physical disability, or inability to read, but did not have a witness.The envelope is signed by someone else, such as someone who has power of attorney or who has helped you.Your ballot was returned by mailed without a postmark within seven days after the election. If any of these took place, your local board of elections must provide you with a sworn statement (cure affirmation) for you to complete, sign, and return. You must return the cure affirmation (or have it postmarked) by the seventh business day after the notification was sent by mail or by the day before the election, whichever is later. You can return it by mail or in person.If the affirmation addresses the error, your ballot will be counted. If it is rejected, you will be notified by your local board of elections within three business days of the rejection.If you did not seal the envelope for your ballot, your local board of elections will notify you and provide you with a new ballot if time permits.

 

Can I still vote in person, even if I sent in my absentee or early mail ballot?

If you are concerned that you did not properly fill out your absentee or early mail ballot, or that your ballot will arrive too late, you can go to your polling site and request an affidavit ballot.
IRS Employee Retention Credit compliance effort tops $1 billion threshold since fall; Voluntary Disclosure Program suspended after March 22, special withdrawal program remains open as audits, investigations intensify | Internal Revenue Service
The IRS is continuing this work, and more activity is planned in this – and other areas in the months ahead.
The amount protected by these IRS ERC initiatives will continue to grow as additional voluntary disclosures are processed, additional claims are withdrawn and additional compliance work is completed. The statistics above are through March 15.
These ERC initiatives are working to protect businesses from ERC promoters that shared misleading information or misrepresented eligibility rules and lured businesses to apply for the ERC when they didn’t qualify. The ERC program began as a critical effort to help businesses during the pandemic, but the program later became the target of aggressive marketing well after the pandemic ended. Some promoter groups may have called the credit by another name, such as a grant, business stimulus payment, government relief or other names besides ERC or Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC).
ERC VDP suspended after March 22; could potentially reopen at a future date
The IRS announced today it will suspend the VDP after March 22. The IRS may reopen the VDP at a future date depending on whether Congress extends the statute of limitations for ERC claims. The Treasury Department has proposed extending the statute of limitations to give the IRS additional time to address unscrupulous ERC claims.
Currently, the statute of limitations for claims processed for Tax Year 2020 will expire on April 15. Assessments on Tax Year 2020 claims will cease after this date. However, compliance activities regarding Tax Year 2021 ERC claims will continue since that statute does not expire until later.
“The IRS continues to closely monitor discussions in Congress regarding ERC and the need to extend by statute critical tools to protect against improper claims,” Werfel said. “In any scenario, the IRS will continue working on a wide range of ERC issues, including the larger dollar 2021 erroneous claims.”
If the VDP is reopened at a future date, the terms will be no better than the current program, which offers a special 20% discount.
How do I dispute an error on my credit report? | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
You can also use our instructions and template letter as a guide.If you mail a dispute, your dispute letter should include:Contact information for you, including your complete name, address, and telephone numberCredit report confirmation number, if availableEach error you want fixed, including the account number for any account you may be disputingClear explanation of why you are disputing the informationRequest that the information be removed or correctedA copy of the portion of your credit report that contains the disputed items, with the disputed items circled or highlightedCopies (not originals) of documents that support your positionYou can choose to send your dispute letter by certified mail and ask for a return receipt, so that you have a record that your letter was received.You can contact the nationwide credit reporting companies online, by mail, or by phone:EquifaxOnline: www.equifax.com/personal/credit-report-services/credit-dispute/ By mail: Download the dispute form Mail the dispute form with your letter to:Equifax Information Services LLCP.O. Box 740241Atlanta, GA 30374By phone: Call the phone number shown on your credit report or call (866) 349-5191ExperianOnline: www.experian.com/disputes/main.html By mail: Use the address provided on your credit report or mail your letter to:ExperianP.O. Box 4500Allen, TX 75013By phone: Call the phone number shown on your credit report or call (888) 397-3742TransUnionOnline: dispute.transunion.com By mail: Download the dispute form Mail the dispute form with your letter to:TransUnion Consumer SolutionsP.O. Box 2000Chester, PA 19016-2000By phone: (800) 916-8800, Monday – Friday 8 a.m. 11 p.m. ET, Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. ET.Keep copies of your dispute letter and the documents you send with it.

Then, dispute the information with the company that provided it to the credit reporting companies

Credit reporting companies gather information about you from other companies (called furnishers).
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If you have paper or temporary license plates, please wait until you receive your permanent license plates before applying for a CAV decal.

Only the vehicle’s registered owner can apply for a Clean Air Vehicle (CAV) decal.

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Some vehicles that meet certain emissions standards may be eligible for a CAV decal and identification card. These allow use of High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV, or carpool) lanes.

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The application will check eligibility.

If your current mailing address does not match the address on your vehicle registration, update your address (allow three days for processing).

Be prepared to pay the $22 CAV decal fee.

All credit/debit card transactions include an additional 1.95% payment processing fee.

There are no additional fees if paying directly from your bank account.

When applying, ensure you enter your name exactly as it appears on your registration card. 

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The CAV decal online application will check your eligibility automatically, or you can refer to the information below:

If less than 30 days remain until your vehicle registration expires, you must pay your registration fees and allow three (3) business days before applying.
Vehicles with temporary or paper license plates are not eligible.
If you were issued a decal and it has since expired, your vehicle is no longer eligible. However, replacement decals are available for vehicles that have been involved in an accident in which the body work affected decal placement, or decals were lost, stolen, or not received.
A CAV decal cannot be issued if you have received a consumer rebate through the Clean Vehicle Rebate Project unless you meet specific gross annual income requirements.
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Health plans must have enough in-network providers in an area in order to provide timely care.
Most health plans are required to meet the following time-based standards:

You can expect to see a primary care doctor within 10 business days and a specialist within 15 business days (these times are shorter if you need urgent care).
You can reach a qualified health professional by phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you need a call returned, you can expect a call within 30 minutes of leaving a message.​

Health plan members have the right to appointments within the time frames in the charts below.
Urgent Care

Urgent Care Appointments
​​​Time Frame​​​​​​

Prior authorization ​not required by health plan
​​48 hours​​ (2 days)

​Prior authorization required by health plan
96 hours (4 days)

Non-Urgent Care

Non-Urgent Care Appointments
​​​Time Frame​​​​​​

​Doctor appointment with primary care physician​
10 business days

Doctor appointment with specialty​ care physician
15 business days

Mental health appointment (non-physician1)
10 business days​

​​Appointment (ancillary provider2)
15 business days

1Examples of non-physician mental health providers include counseling professionals, substance abuse professionals and qualified autism service providers.
2Examples of ancillary services include lab work or diagnostic testing, such as mammogram or MRI, and treatment such as physical therapy.
Follow-Up Care

Follow-Up Care Appointments
​​​Time Frame​​​​​​

Mental health or substance use disorder follow-up appointment (non-physician)
​​10 business days​​

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Learn more about the protections that most health plan members have for getting timely access to care. View this timely access webpage courtesy of the Department of Managed Health Care.
Services in Your Language
If your first language is not English, your health plan usually must give you assistance in your language at no additional cost. If you use sign language, you have the right to a sign language interpreter. You have the right to this assistance when you need to explain your health problem to your doctor, or when you need to understand your health problem, treatment choices, and important written information.
After you serve the Summons and Complaint | California Courts | Self Help Guide
After your tenant is served the Summons and Complaint forms, they have 5 days to file a response with the court. The 5 days don't include Saturdays, Sundays, or court holidays. 
If your server didn't hand the forms to your tenant, your tenant gets more time to file an Answer. Learn more 

If your server handed the forms to your tenant (even if they refused to take them and your server had to leave them nearby), your tenant has 5 days to file an Answer. 
Your tenant gets more time to file an Answer if your server
Gave the forms to someone else at your tenant's home or work and then mailed a copy to your tenant (this is called substituted service)
Posted a copy at your tenant's home and then mailed a copy to your tenant (this is called service by posting) 
If your server used substituted service or service by posting your tenant has 15 days after the server mailed the Summons and Complaint to file an Answer instead of 5 days.
The mailing date is the postmark date
Day 1 is the day after the server mailed the Summons and Complaint to your tenant
For the first 10 of the 15 days, count regular calendar days (every day, including weekends and holidays). The 10th day is the day your tenant is considered served
Then you count 5 court days. For these 5 court days do not count Saturdays, Sundays, or court holidays. The 5th day is your tenant's deadline to file an Answer form
If they don’t file an Answer by the deadline, the next day you can file forms asking the judge to order your tenant to move out.

If your tenant does not file a response on time, on the 6th day you can file forms asking the judge to order the tenant to move out. This is called a default judgment. The tenant can file a response any time before you file to ask for a default judgment, so it's best to ask for one as early as you can.
At any point, if you and your tenant work something out, you can talk or get help from a mediator to come to an agreement without going to court (or in addition to going to court).

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How to File a Paid Family Leave Claim in SDI Online
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You received an error code you cannot resolve or have any other difficulty filing an application online.

You must also give the following information only if it applies to you:

Any wages you received or expect to receive from your employer (sick leave, paid time off, vacation pay, annual leave, and wages earned after your stopped working).
Any workers’ compensation claim information.
Proof of Relationship for bonding claims.
Statement of care recipient and licensed health professional certification for care claims.
Any military assist documentation required.

Step 2: Create your myEDD Account

Before you can use SDI Online, you must first create a myEDD account. (To change the language of all pages to Spanish, select Español on the myEDD login page.)
Create Account
Important: myEDD is available 24 hours per day. Once you create your myEDD account, you are not done. You will receive an email to confirm your account, which includes a link. Select the link to complete your registration. For security purposes, the link will expire within 48 hours. If you don’t get this message in your inbox, check your spam or junk mail folder.
For more information on how to register, access myEDD: Overview and Registration for New Users (YouTube).

Step 3: Register for SDI Online

To register for SDI Online, follow these steps:
Log in to myEDD, then select SDI Online. You will be directed to your SDI Online Registration Options. Select the customer type that fits you and follow the instructions given.
Important: You will need to complete the identity verification process through ID.me before you can finish setting up a new SDI Online account to file your claim.
Next, fill out the requested information to complete your SDI Online account registration.
You will be assigned an EDD Customer Account Number once you complete the registration process. You will also receive a registration confirmation by email and mail.

Step 4: File Your PFL Claim Online

Log in to your myEDD account.
Select SDI Online.