[Code of Federal Regulations]
[Title 28, Volume 2]
[Revised as of July 1, 2003]
From the U.S. Government Printing Office via GPO Access
[CITE: 28CFR74.7]

[Page 304]
 
                    TITLE 28--JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION
 
              CHAPTER I--DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (Continued)
 
PART 74--CIVIL LIBERTIES ACT REDRESS PROVISION--Table of Contents
 
                   Subpart D--Notification and Payment
 
Sec. 74.7  Notification of eligibility.


    (a) Each individual who has been found to be eligible or their 
statutory heirs will be sent written notification of such status by the 
Office. Enclosed with the notification will be a declaration to be 
completed by the person so notified, or by his or her legal guardian, 
and a request for documentation of identity.
    (b) The declaration and submitted documents (appendix A to part 74) 
will be used for a final verification of eligibility in order to ensure 
that the person identified as eligible by the Office is in fact the 
person who will receive payment, and shall include a request for the 
following information:
    (1) Current legal name;
    (2) Proof of name change if the current legal name is different from 
the name used when evacuated or interned, such as a marriage certificate 
or other evidence of the name change as described in appendix A;
    (3) Date of birth;
    (4) Proof of date of birth as set forth in appendix A;
    (5) Current address;
    (6) Proof of current address as set forth in appendix A;
    (7) Current telephone number;
    (8) Social Security Number;
    (9) Name when evacuated or interned;
    (10) Proof of guardianship by a person executing a declaration on 
behalf of an eligible person as set forth in appendix A.
    (11) Proof of the relationship to a deceased eligible individual by 
a statutory heir as set forth in Sec. 74.13 and appendix A;
    (12) Proof of the death of a deceased eligible person as set forth 
in appendix A.
    (c) The individual must submit a signed and dated statement swearing 
under penalty of perjury to the truth of all the information provided on 
the declaration. A natural or legal guardian, or any other person, 
including the spouse of an eligible person, who the Administrator 
determines is charged with the care of the individual, may submit a 
signed and dated statement on behalf of the eligible individual who is 
incompetent or otherwise under a legal disability.
    (d) Upon receipt of an individual's declaration and documentation, 
the Administrator shall make a determination of verification of the 
identity of the eligible person.
    (e) Each person determined not to be preliminarily eligible after 
review of the submitted documentation will be notified by the Redress 
Administrator of the finding of ineligibility and the right to petition 
for a reconsideration of such a finding.