Is new evidence submitted after a fully developed claim goes through the supplemental process?

The correct response is that new evidence submitted after a fully developed claim does not automatically go through the supplemental process. In a fully developed claim, the evidence provided is reviewed thoroughly, and once the decision has been made, submitting additional evidence does not typically initiate a new round of review unless specific criteria or processes are followed.

In general practice, if a claim has been fully developed and a decision is made, it means that all necessary evidence was already considered prior to that decision. Any new evidence brought forth would normally be relevant if there is a change in the claims status, such as a denial, or if there are specific procedural steps established to introduce further evidence into the claim process. Therefore, while it may be possible to submit new evidence, it generally requires the right conditions or requests to trigger a supplemental review, rather than it being a standard practice in all cases following a fully developed claim.