What does "Return Service Requested" on an evelope mean with the USPS?
This means that the mailer wants the piece returned to them if it is undeliverable. The carrier places a reason for not being delivered. This. Service costs money because of the handling that has to be done. The mailer will be able to update their records to accommodate those changes. Hope this helps.
Does the SSA (Social Security Administration) require an appointment when I want to ask about my retirement benefits? Can I just walk in?
First, let me say that SSA employees are NOT “order takers”. Yes, you will be presented with all available options. That's our job. (Even though I'm retired, I still consider myself part of the SSA family). The Claims Representative/Social Insurance Specialist cannot make your decision for you. That's obvious. It's a free country - at least for now. :). However, they will guide you and do the math to show you gains and losses depending on the choice you make. If you choose something that is clearly not in your best financial interest causing you to lose money in the long term, and we can't change your mind, we must have you sign a statement that you are aware of the adverse effects.Whew. Sorry. Had to get that off my chest. Now, back to the question at hand.Yes, you can simply walk in. However, depending on the day, and how busy the office is, you will likely have a wait and should be prepared for that. Please be aware though that most things these days can be handled online or by phone. If you would like to minimize your wait, call for an appointment , but be prepared to wait 2–3 weeks for one, especially in large urban areas. You will always be taken care of however you decide to seek the services. If you walk in, avoid Mondays, days immediately after holidays, and the first week of the month.Hope this helps! I didn't mean to write a book, but I spent 38 years with the agency, all of it in a Field Office on the front lines. I strongly feel that the overwhelming majority of SSA employees take pride in serving their country every day. We just do it with pen, paper, and computers instead of weapons.
How do you find out if someone has died?
I have found that Googling their names can be helpful. Try putting the name with the word “obituary” in the search. Browsing through free online obituaries in the cities or states where you have known them to live can help. You can also try Facebook. There are many sources available. You will get some free information this way but you will also see paid sites pop up. These are businesses that will get all the information you want on an individual but will charge a fee. When first visiting them, they get you to put in all kinds of information and when you get to the next page they hit you with the necessity of signing up and paying for the service. Avoid these if you are just looking for death confirmation. It should not be that hard to find.
What is the university of phoenix FILER`s Federal Identification No.?
Different UoP campuses are organized as different business entities, as are business units like the corporate offices. You'll need to call the one you worked for and ask them for the number if you don;t want to wait for your W4 / 1099. Richard
How many days early can I pick up an Adderall prescription?
First of all, you must present a new monthly script as they are only filled with a 30 day supply with no refills. Of course you do not want to run out so they allow a buffer of 5 days generally because people are not always at their home pharmacy when they need to refill. And The pharmacy may also not have enough to cover the whole 30 day supply sometimes. Sometimes individual Dr.s offices and pharmacies make up their own policies which are not actually law based. They do their own thing above and beyond real laws. People may have changes in their dosage so the new prescription must be honored . Some doctors offices want their patients only to use one pharmacy so they can keep better track of your comings and goings so that by going to a pharmacy early each month you might be collecting extra pills by the end of the year for abuse or distribution.