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• 1. (215) 887-5748
• 2. (708) 709-3927
• 3. (847) 688-6888
• 4. (914) 513-6423
• 5. (954) 322-1400
• 6. (985) 629-4389 103
• 7. 215.345.2182
• 8. 800.494.5797
• 9. 847-688-6888
• 10. 847-688-6888
• 11. 877-620-6194
• 12. 888-247-0125
• 13. 888-696-3541

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I submit a message to selective?

  Required! To help us get the right person to help you, please select your subject above from our drop down menu and submit the form. Once your form is submitted, your message will go directly to the appropriate department at Selective.

• What does professional billing mean in medical billing?

  Professional Billing for Medical Services. Professional billing is responsible for the billing of claims generated for work performed by physicians, suppliers, and other non-institutional providers for both outpatient and inpatient services. Forms Used: Professional charges are billed on a CMS-1500 form.

• When do you become exempt from Selective Service?

  You are exempt from Selective Service registration if you can prove you were continuously institutionalized or confined from 30 days before you turned 18 through age 25. If you were released for any period longer than 30 days during this window, you were required to register with the Selective Service System.

• What is Selective Employment?

  Selective Employment Tax. Selective Employment Tax (SET) was a weekly payroll tax in the United Kingdom. It was levied against employers at a flat rate of 25 s per man, and 12 s 6 d for women. SET was intended to subsidise manufacturing industry from the proceeds of the services industries, to help exports.

• What is Selective Service registration?

  Selective Service registration is required by law as the first part of a fair and equitable system that, if authorized by the President and Congress, would rapidly provide personnel to the Department of Defense while at the same time