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CMS Pub. 100-06, ch. 6, § 70.25

Completing Lines Twenty-Seven through Thirty-One - Age of

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

Applications Pending (Inactive)

(Rev.12894; 10-17-24; Effective:11-01-24; Implementation:11-01-24)

A3-3898.25

Line 27 - Number Under 11 Days Old - The intermediary enters the number of applications

included in line 11 which are 1-10 days old.

Line 28 - Number 11-20 Days Old - The intermediary enters the number of applications included

in line 11 which are 11-20 days old.

Line 29 - Number 21-30 Days Old - The intermediary enters the number of applications included

in line 11 which are 21-30 days old.

Line 30 - Number 31-40 Days Old - The intermediary enters the number of applications included

in line 11 which are 31-40 days old.

Line 31 - Number Over 40 Days Old - The intermediary enters the number of applications

included in line 11 which are over 40 days old.

History

(Rev.12894; 10-17-24; Effective:11-01-24; Implementation:11-01-24)

Provenance

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Retrieved
2026-08-25
Edition
iom-2026-08-25
Content hash
371979e5748e754b696686d5d33a6745d7fb32e3ab930e080b81143bb0bfcda0
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