Are you curious about the laws that protect your privacy and the confidentiality of your personal information? Look no further than section 401.80, which lays out the guidelines for accounting for disclosures of your records.
https://www.ssa.gov/OP_Home/cfr20/401/401-0080.htm
As stated in this section, we are committed to maintaining a detailed record of all disclosures of your record for at least five years, or for the entire lifespan of the record, whichever is longer. However, certain exceptions do apply. For instance, we do not have to account for disclosures made under paragraphs (a) and (b) of section 401.110, nor do we have to account for disclosures made with your written consent.
If you would like to access an accounting of disclosures made about your record, you can do so by following the procedures laid out in section 401.40. You will be granted access in accordance with the relevant regulations governing access to your record. Keep in mind that we may choose to allow access to an accounting of disclosures made under paragraph (g) of section 401.110 at our discretion.
At the heart of this section is the idea that your privacy is important and should be protected. By maintaining an accounting of all disclosures made about your record, we are working to ensure that your personal information stays confidential and secure. So the next time you have concerns about who has access to your records, take comfort in knowing that section 401.80 is on your side.
As stated in this section, we are committed to maintaining a detailed record of all disclosures of your record for at least five years, or for the entire lifespan of the record, whichever is longer. However, certain exceptions do apply. For instance, we do not have to account for disclosures made under paragraphs (a) and (b) of section 401.110, nor do we have to account for disclosures made with your written consent.
If you would like to access an accounting of disclosures made about your record, you can do so by following the procedures laid out in section 401.40. You will be granted access in accordance with the relevant regulations governing access to your record. Keep in mind that we may choose to allow access to an accounting of disclosures made under paragraph (g) of section 401.110 at our discretion.
At the heart of this section is the idea that your privacy is important and should be protected. By maintaining an accounting of all disclosures made about your record, we are working to ensure that your personal information stays confidential and secure. So the next time you have concerns about who has access to your records, take comfort in knowing that section 401.80 is on your side.