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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 31, § 20.4

Translation Requirements

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

For the current ASC X12 276/277 claim status request and response transactions and

beyond inclusive of any adopted Errata by ASC X12, contractors and shared system

maintainers shall exchange ASC X12 claim status request and response transactions

using the Extended Character Set. except when a CMS and the contractors have deemed

to be data scrubbed under the initial instructions for the outbound data scrubbing as

contained in Transmittal 702, Change Request 6946 and the modifications through

subsequent releases, as directed via future Change Request. Detailed information about

the Extended Character Set can be obtained in Appendix B of any ASC X12 TR3.

History

(Rev. 2937, Issued; 04-25-14, Effective: 04-14-14, Implementation: 04-14-14)

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