Mikhail Matsibekker v. Margaret M. Heckler, Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services of the United States

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• using date of claimant’s visit to the SSA office as date of actual notice when claimant never received notice by mail
• noting “[r]ather than commencing on the date notice of decision is mailed to the claimant, the sixty day period starts from the time notice is received by the claimant”
• noting “[r]ather than commencing on the date notice of decision is mailed to the claimant, the sixty day period starts from the time notice is received by the claimant” (emphasis in original)
• rebutting 5-day presumption where evidence that defendant mailed the notice later
• a plaintiff successfully rebutted the five-day presumption with evidence that defendant mailed notice later
• rebutting five-day presumption with evidence that defendant mailed notice later

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).