Which of the following is not a responsibility of an EDPNA?

Providing legal advice on claims is not a responsibility of an Eligible for Direct Pay Non-Attorney (EDPNA). The role of an EDPNA is generally limited to administrative and supportive tasks in the claims process, which includes gathering necessary documentation, completing forms for clients, and reviewing cases for completeness.

Legal advice involves interpreting laws and regulations and guiding clients based on those interpretations, which is outside the scope of what an EDPNA is trained to do. The tasks performed by an EDPNA focus on facilitating the claims process rather than providing legal counsel, which is the domain of licensed attorneys. This distinction is crucial in ensuring that individuals navigating their claims receive assistance that aligns with the legal framework without crossing into unauthorized practice of law.