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However, you can correct your record after that length of time if you have proof of your earnings such as a tax return, a W-2 form showing wages earned and taxes paid or a pay stub. Once you have gathered your documents, contact Social Security at 800-772-1213 to begin the process of correcting your earnings record.
Straight numeric filing refers to the filing of records in exact ascending order according to medical records number. Thus, simultaneously all the numbered records would be in an ascending series on the filing shelves.
Terminal digit filing is a filing system that works by using the last two numbers on files to organize them. It then follows the numbers in reverse order to pinpoint the needed file. As a result, this numerical system of filing is efficient for many large-scale companies.
Terminal digit filing are 6 or more numbers filed in numeric order with the last 2 digits being the primary, the middle 2 numbers being secondary and the first 2 numbers being tertiary. To summarize, you're filing in reverse.
Under this method of filing, each correspondence is given a specified number. Then, the papers are placed in a strict numerical order. For example, Number 100 may be allotted to Fernandez, all the papers relating to him is placed in file No: 100. Like wise, number 101 may be allotted to Register.
Numerical filing is a method in which files and folders are arranged in order of number. All files and folders are classified and given separate numbers. In this type of filing system, alphabetical index is required. It includes name, address, phone number, subject and other information along with file number.
To file in numerical order, start by assigning a numerical index to each file entry. The numerical indexes can be computer-generated or based on an existing number system. You could use indexes already being used as identifiers, such as account numbers or product serial numbers.
Numeric Filing. In setting up a numeric filing system, arrange files in sequential order using the numbers directly from the record or an assigned number. Most systems use an index to retrieve the files. A numerical filing system increases productivity due to increased speed of filing and locating a file.
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