S. 269
Makes Treasury access to death records permanent
Keeps Treasury’s access to Social Security death records permanent to stop and recover payments to people who died, and sets stricter proof before a death is recorded.
- Makes permanent Social Security death record sharing with Treasury’s Do Not Pay system
- Requires clear and convincing evidence before Social Security records a death
- Lets Social Security notify agencies if someone is wrongly listed as deceased and shows proof
- Treasury and Social Security must agree on Treasury’s share of state death data costs
Became law · Public Law 119-77