What information can you provide the mother of a claimant who has not listed her as a third party?

The mother of a claimant who has not been listed as a third party is not entitled to receive any specific information regarding the claim without the claimant's explicit consent. This is in line with privacy laws and regulations that protect the confidentiality of the claimant's personal information. The claimant has the right to control who can access their information, and unless the claimant has authorized the mother to be a representative or has given specific consent for information disclosure, no details can be shared.

Privacy protections are critical in ensuring that sensitive information is only available to those with a legal right to access it. This applies not only to third parties but also to the family members of claimants, highlighting the importance of informed consent in these situations.