20 CFR Part 219 — Evidence Required for Payment
Subpart A — General Evidence Requirements
- § 219.1— Introduction.
- § 219.2— Definitions.
- § 219.3— When evidence is required.
- § 219.4— Who is responsible for furnishing evidence.
- § 219.5— Where and how to provide evidence.
- § 219.6— Records as evidence.
- § 219.7— How the Board decides what is convincing evidence.
- § 219.8— Preferred evidence and other evidence.
- § 219.9— Evidence, information, and records filed with the Board.
Subpart B — Evidence of Age and Death
Subpart C — Evidence of Relationship
- § 219.30— When evidence of marriage is required.
- § 219.31— Evidence of a valid ceremonial marriage.
- § 219.32— Evidence of a common-law marriage.
- § 219.33— Evidence of a deemed valid marriage.
- § 219.34— When evidence that a marriage has ended is required.
- § 219.35— Evidence that a marriage has ended.
- § 219.36— When evidence of a parent or child relationship is required.
- § 219.37— Evidence of natural parent or child relationship.
- § 219.38— Evidence of stepparent or stepchild relationship.
- § 219.39— Evidence of relationship by legal adoption—parent or child.
- § 219.40— Evidence of relationship by equitable adoption—child.
- § 219.41— Evidence of relationship of grandchild or stepgrandchild.
- § 219.42— When evidence of child's dependency is required.
- § 219.43— Evidence of child's dependency.
- § 219.44— Evidence of relationship of a person other than a parent or child.
Subpart D — Other Evidence Requirements
- § 219.50— When evidence of “living with” is required.
- § 219.51— Evidence to prove “living with”.
- § 219.52— When evidence of having a child in care is required.
- § 219.53— Evidence of having a child in care.
- § 219.54— When evidence of school attendance is required.
- § 219.55— Evidence of school attendance for child age 18.
- § 219.56— When evidence of a parent's support is required.
- § 219.57— Evidence of a parent's support.
- § 219.58— When evidence regarding payment of burial expenses is required.
- § 219.59— Evidence of responsibility for or payment of burial expenses.
- § 219.60— When evidence of the employee's permanent home is required.
- § 219.61— Evidence of where the employee had a permanent home.
- § 219.62— When evidence of “good cause” is required.
- § 219.63— What evidence is required to establish “good cause”.
- § 219.64— When evidence may be required for other reasons.
- § 219.65— Other types of evidence that may be required.