(b) Matters of record. Where it is necessary to obtain proof of age, marriage or termination of marriage, death, family relationship, dependency (see subpart B of this part), or any other fact which may be proven as a matter of public record, the claimant shall furnish such proof to the deputy commissioner upon request.
(c) Documentary evidence. If a claimant is required to submit documents to the deputy commissioner, the claimant shall submit either the original, a certified copy or a clear readable copy thereof. The Deputy commissioner or administrative law judge may require the submission of an original document or certified copy thereof, if necessary.
(d) Submission of insufficient evidence. In the event a claimant submits insufficient evidence regarding any matter, the deputy commissioner shall inform the claimant of what further evidence is necessary and request that such evidence be submitted within a specified reasonable time which may, upon request, be extended for good cause.