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Thread Title: Is "green" lien still used?
Created On Tuesday May 13, 2008 2:52 PM


lyounglaw
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Tuesday May 13, 2008 2:52 PM

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This will be the first lien I've filed since the advent of EAMS. I read that the WCAB wants all docs to be on white paper for scanning purposes. Does this apply to the green lien form?

Thanks for any input, Laura

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jonbrissman@verizon.net
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Yup. Use white paper, don't two-hole punch, don't staple (stock up on paper clips).

JCB

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lyounglaw
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Thanks for the update.

Does that go for all correspondence and medical reports -- white paper, no staples, no holes?

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gaiassoul1@yahoo.com
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yes, no staples no holes, white paper only --- so we will see how much gets lost and I am now a huge fan of binder clips which have less of a tendency to slip off then paper clips - recall you are usually submitting through the US mail that has automated processing which does not lend itself to silk glove handling.

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Chirple@earthlink.net
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Aw, yes, and no folds! Do not use #10 business envelopes. flat envelopes only.

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"no folds!"

Ok, no folding, but are "spindling and mutilating" affected?

(Sorry, I couldn't resist.)

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