iClaim Screens Package 2022 update (revised)

Social Security Benefits Application

iClaim Screens Package 2022 update (revised)

OMB: 0960-0618

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September Release Internet Claim (iClaim) Screen Package

Terms of Service Screen (ToS)


We display the ToS screen upon all initial entries to the internet benefit application. All individuals must accept the ToS to proceed to the application process. On this screen, we are revising the language under “Information about Social Security’s Online Policies” to include a link to the agency’s Internet Privacy Policy and moving this informational section to below the checkbox.

Supplemental Information

This screen asks the individual to provide supplemental information about work and earnings.





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Individuals who did not enter iClaim through their “my Social Security” online portal will continue to receive the screen with all the options.


















We are modifying this screen only for individuals who visited and entered iClaim through their “my Social Security” online portal. Individuals who provided a response will receive an informational message informing them that the prefilled option is based on the answer they previously provided on their “my Social Security.” This screen will not display the option to select “Not sure or I do not have a statement” as a copy of their statement was provided on their online portal.







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Start Retirement Benefits

We are modifying this screen to remove instructions on accessing the Retirement Estimator (RE) tool that is decommissioned. We added language to inform applicants that they can access their benefit estimate by signing into their personal my Social Security account.

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Overall Summary for Benefit Application

This screen provides a summary of the information the individual provided and allows the opportunity to go back and “edit” it as needed.




















































Overall Summary for Benefit Application (cont.)


We are revising the Overall Summary screen to display information about the new Application For Medicare Part A and Part B Special Enrollment Period - Exceptional Circumstances (CMS-10797) (OMB 0938-New) for when individuals opt to apply for an SEP at the same time they are completing the Retirement or Medicare application via iClaim. For these individuals, this screen will include a new sub header informing them of their selections for this form and a revised Electronic Signature Statement. This change will be effective December 2022

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E lectronic Signature Agreement (with Special Enrollment Period (SEP) Medicare Form)


This screen appears at the bottom of the Overall Summary for Benefit Application screen. First party applicants review the information and checks the box “I agree with the Electronic Signature Agreement above.” We updated this screen to ensure individuals are clearly informed that as part of this online submission, they are completing more than one form and providing one signature for both a Social Security benefit application and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS-10797) form.




































Electronic Signature Agreement (without SEP Form)


We are revising the one statement highlighted above from passive voice to active voice for greater clarity and plain language purposes.























Example screen of language changes for 3rd party Screens


We are revising the iClaim screens that third-parties complete to replace gender-specific pronouns. We are updating these screens in support of Executive Order (EO) 13988, “Preventing and Combating Discrimination on the Basis of Gender Identity or Sexual Orientation.” This language aligns with already implemented language in our public SSA web pages. Many of the screens had minimal changes, we are providing this screen which had the most changes as example.









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