Longitudinal report detailing the numbers and percentages of Appeals Council (AC) remand actions issued in response to Requests for Review (RR) of hearing level decisions or dismissals during each of Fiscal Years 2010 on as compared to the total number of RR dispositions issued during those same years. Once review is granted, remand actions are those that the AC returns to the hearing office or national hearing center for further action.

Longitudinal report detailing the top 10 reasons for remands captured by the Appeals Council (AC) in cases remanded by federal courts when returning cases to the agency during each of Fiscal Years 2010–2022. The report also contains the percentages of the top 10 reasons as compared to all cited remand reasons during the same years.

Longitudinal report detailing the numbers and percentages of Appeals Council (AC) remand actions issued in response to Requests for Review (RR) of hearing level decisions or dismissals during each of Fiscal Years 2010 onward as compared to the total number of RR dispositions issued during those same years.

Longitudinal report detailing the top 10 reasons for remands cited by the Appeals Council (AC) when returning requests for review (RRs) or own motion review actions to the hearing level offices during each of Fiscal Years 2010–2022. The report also contains the percentages of the top 10 reasons as compared to all cited remand reasons during the same years.

Longitudinal report detailing the numbers of court remand actions received during each of Fiscal Years 2010 on as compared to the total number of new court cases filed during those same years. Court remand actions are those that the court returns to the Appeals Council (AC) for further action. Note that cases may remain pending in federal court for months, or even years, before returning to the AC (so cases remanded from federal court each year are not necessarily the same cases filed in court that year).