The Social Security Act allows us to collect this information, which we will use to schedule the consultative examination. Providing this information is voluntary, but not providing such will result in scheduling an in-person examination. As law permits, we may disclose this information per routine uses in System of Records Notice(s) (SORN) 60-0044 and 60-0320. We may also use it in computer matching programs to establish or verify eligibility for Federal benefit programs and to recoup debts under these programs. This Privacy Act statement and all SORNs are available at www.ssa.gov/privacy.

The Inspector General Act of 1978 allows us to collect information you provide during this call to investigate alleged fraud, waste, abuse, and misconduct related to Social Security Administration programs and operations. Information you provide is voluntary, but not providing such may limit our ability to conduct a complete investigation. As law allows, we may share this information with government agencies and others listed in routine uses in our System of Records Notices, such as OIG-001 and OIG-002. When appropriate, your information may also be provided to the Social Security Administration for use in computer matching programs for Federal benefits and to recoup debts under these programs. This Privacy Act statement and all OIG and SSA System of Records Notices are available at www.ssa.gov/privacy.

The Social Security Act allows us to collect information you provide during this call to run our programs. Information you provide is voluntary, but not providing such may prevent us from providing requested services. As law allows, we may share this information with government agencies, employers, and others listed in routine uses in our System of Records Notices, such as 60-0058 and 60-0089. Your information may also be used in computer matching programs for Federal benefits and to recoup debts under these programs. This Privacy Act statement and all SSA System of Records Notices are available at www.ssa.gov/privacy.