Appeal on Old-Age Insurance Regarding Belated Submission of Evidence of Foreign Residence and Employment

An individual residing abroad appealed a decision by a cantonal compensation office regarding old-age and survivors' insurance concerning compensation claims, arguing that the authority failed to consider relevant evidence submitted in the appeal proceedings, specifically documentation supporting the claimed residence abroad and subsequent employment abroad, which should have been included in the administrative file. The court reasoned that the appellant had failed to provide timely or complete documentation regarding their asserted change of circumstances and residence abroad during the administrative proceedings before the first instance, and thus the appellate authority was not obliged to revisit the matter or accept the belated submission of evidence without proper justification, affirming the previous ruling.