Existing DUA number
The number of the data use agreement being updated, at the top right of the form.
CMS-R-0235U
Data Use Agreement (DUA)- Update to Existing DUA
Form CMS-R-0235U is the Data Use Agreement, Update to Existing Data Use Agreement, from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). It carries the heading Agreement for Use of Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Data and asks for the number of the existing DUA at the top. It lists additional CMS data files being requested under that agreement.
The form says the agreement is needed as part of the review of a data request to ensure compliance with the requirements of the Privacy Act, and that it is completed prior to the release or use of specified data files. It has five numbered items: the requestor organization, the study or project and any CMS contract number, a table of additional files and years, the requesting individual's attestation and signature, and the CMS representative's attestation and signature.
Three lines at the bottom are for a CMS System Manager or Business Owner to concur or nonconcur. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

The number of the data use agreement being updated, at the top right of the form.
The requestor organization, the name of the study or project, and the CMS contract number if applicable.
A table of six lines for each additional CMS data file requested, the years, and the system of record to be completed by CMS staff.
The attestation for the user, with the requesting individual's typed or printed name, signature and date.
The CMS representative's attestation, name, title, signature and date, then three lines for a CMS System Manager or Business Owner with signature, date, system name and Concur or Nonconcur.
The form fits on one page.
Write the number of the data use agreement being updated in the Existing DUA # box.
Fill in the requestor organization and the name of the study or project, and add the CMS contract number if applicable.
Enter each additional CMS data file and its years in item 3. The System of Record column is left for CMS staff.
The requesting individual types or prints their name, signs and dates item 4.
Item 5 is for the CMS representative, and the sign-off lines below it are for CMS System Managers or Business Owners.
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The form says the agreement is needed as part of the review of a data request to ensure compliance with the requirements of the Privacy Act, and is completed prior to the release or use of specified data files.
Item 4 binds the user to the terms of the existing agreement. The form does not restate those terms.
The form does not print a submission address or a fee.
The form shows Form Approved, OMB No. 0938-0734. The CMS page lists an OMB expiration date of 2023-06-30 and a revision date of 2020-06-11.
CMS-R-0235L
50 fields, 6 pages
CMS-R-0235A
16 fields, 1 page
CMS-R-0235M
45 fields, 6 pages
CMS-R-0235MA
26 fields, 1 page
CMS-R-0235MC
10 fields, 1 page
The requestor organization enters its existing DUA number and lists the additional CMS data files it is requesting under that agreement.
In item 4, the signer attests on behalf of the user to being authorized to legally bind the user to the terms of the existing agreement, and agrees to all the terms specified in it.
In item 5, the CMS representative attests to being authorized to enter into the agreement on behalf of CMS, and signs with name, title and date.
Up to three System Managers or Business Owners sign with date and system name and mark Concur or Nonconcur.
The System of Record column in the file table is marked to be completed by CMS Staff.
The form updates a data use agreement that is already in place between CMS and a requesting organization.
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It is the Data Use Agreement, Update to Existing Data Use Agreement. It lists additional CMS data files being requested under a data use agreement that is already in place.
The form is titled Update to Existing Data Use Agreement and asks for the existing DUA number at the top.
The form marks the System of Record column in item 3 as to be completed by CMS Staff.
The requesting individual signs item 4, the CMS representative signs item 5, and up to three CMS System Managers or Business Owners sign and mark Concur or Nonconcur.
In item 4 the signer agrees, on behalf of the user, to the terms of the existing agreement and all the terms specified in it.
Item 3 has six lines, each with a file, its years and a system of record.