Social Security Court allows appeal lodged with agency, not court, citing Civil Procedure Code provisions.

The Supreme Social Security Court set aside a lower court's dismissal of an appeal lodged with the Social Security Agency rather than the court. The insured woman argued her appeal was invalid because it lacked a specific court address, but the court found the agency's receipt of the document within the statutory deadline sufficient. The decision rests on the statutory rule that appeals meeting content and timing requirements are automatically forwarded by the agency, rendering a direct court address unnecessary.