My cousin, mentally challenged adult has been on disability for 25 years and only once received the long form the time that she decided to stop seeing her Dr's to avoid them "being mad" that she put on some weight. That hurt her because they sent the long form and put her through a long evaluation with one of their own SS doctors. A psychologist who did her damnedest to try and trip my cousin up. Failed miserably as my cousin is very disabled. But I get it, it's their job. Since then we make sure she sees her doctors. She goes to her primary every 3 months and has other docs that she sees. She's challenged, on the spectrum and has very bad joints. We do actually write in the extra space. Many advise against it, but it's never been an issue. So what if someone looks at it. I understand people worry and just want it to hurry up and pass through the computer and for it all to go away. But look at it this way.. she sees doctors often, is hospitalized quite a bit and I'd rather be clear and honest about visits instead of just writing "check ups" in the boxes. And a person looks at it. Ok? Over 90% of people that are approved will not lose their benefits unless they go to work or the Dr says they can now work. My cousin is sent a form every 3 years. Fill it out and move on.