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Can I appeal an overpayment decision? 


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Yes. Once the overpayment decision is final, you will receive a letter explaining your appeal rights. You have 21 days from the letter’s mailing date to appeal the decision. If you appeal after 21 days, the Appeals Division may not consider it.

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