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NOTICE OF YOUR DUE PROCESS RIGHTS
VA FORM 21-0506
AUG 2001
EXISTING STOCKS OF VA FORM 21-0506, JAN 2001,
WILL BE USED.
You may choose to be represented, at no cost, by an accredited representative of a
veterans service organization or State or county veterans agency, that has been
recognized by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). If you want one of
these organizations or agencies to represent you, please let us know and we will
send you a list of them and the required form for you to submit. You may choose
to be represented by an attorney or a veterans claims agent, but they may only
charge you for services provided after the Board of Veterans' Appeals decides
your claim. A listing of attorneys who represent veterans and their families is
available on-line at www.vetapp.gov. The forms for appointing one of these
organizations or agencies, or an attorney or agent to represent you, are available
on-line at www.vba.va.gov/pubs/candpforms.htm or we can mail the form to you
if you request it. If you have already appointed a representative, you do not need
to do anything further.
You may request a hearing to present testimony or evidence to support your claim.
If we receive your request for a hearing within 30 days from the date of the letter
attached to this notice, we will not make a final decision until after the hearing is
held or until 60 days from the date of the attached letter, whichever is later. If we
receive your request for a hearing more than 30 days from the date of the attached
letter, we will hold the hearing but will not delay making our final decision.
If you want a hearing, please notify our office and we will arrange a time and
place. You may bring witnesses if you want and their testimony will be included
in your VA claims file. We cannot pay for expenses related to your hearing.
RIGHT TO A HEARING:
RIGHT TO REPRESENTATION:
NOTICE OF YOUR DUE PROCESS RIGHTS
VA FORM 21-0506
AUG 2001
EXISTING STOCKS OF VA FORM 21-0506, JAN 2001,
WILL BE USED.
You may choose to be represented, at no cost, by an accredited representative of a
veterans service organization or State or county veterans agency, that has been
recognized by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). If you want one of
these organizations or agencies to represent you, please let us know and we will
send you a list of them and the required form for you to submit. You may choose
to be represented by an attorney or a veterans claims agent, but they may only
charge you for services provided after the Board of Veterans' Appeals decides
your claim. A listing of attorneys who represent veterans and their families is
available on-line at www.vetapp.gov. The forms for appointing one of these
organizations or agencies, or an attorney or agent to represent you, are available
on-line at www.vba.va.gov/pubs/candpforms.htm or we can mail the form to you
if you request it. If you have already appointed a representative, you do not need
to do anything further.
You may request a hearing to present testimony or evidence to support your claim.
If we receive your request for a hearing within 30 days from the date of the letter
attached to this notice, we will not make a final decision until after the hearing is
held or until 60 days from the date of the attached letter, whichever is later. If we
receive your request for a hearing more than 30 days from the date of the attached
letter, we will hold the hearing but will not delay making our final decision.
If you want a hearing, please notify our office and we will arrange a time and
place. You may bring witnesses if you want and their testimony will be included
in your VA claims file. We cannot pay for expenses related to your hearing.
RIGHT TO A HEARING:
RIGHT TO REPRESENTATION: