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Yes, my lawyer knows  that VFW has the POA. What I'm thinking is to have her as my witness also. According to VA FORM 21-0790 , I have the right to have "witnesses" at my hearing.

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1 minute ago, EDWIN said:

Yes, my lawyer knows  that VFW has the POA. What I'm thinking is to have her as my witness also. According to VA FORM 21-0790 , I have the right to have "witnesses" at my hearing.

As long as it is not a conflict of interest. That form is a VA form accrediting the attorney.  It sounds like you had both the VSO and the Attorney fill out the VA forms to represent you.  That concerns me.

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1 minute ago, EDWIN said:

Yeah,,,,I lost on this one and the hearing is next month . 

Well I would ask your attorney if this is a conflict of interest and if so you need to revoke either the VFW POA or your attorney's POA.  I really don't think you can have an attorney as a "witness".  Again, ask your attorney

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your New Attorney can submit a letter to the VFW and request they REVOKE the POA  

Usually the Veteran submits the request to VA R.O. and request they revoke your VFW as POA.

You could send a letter to both RO & VFW  Request your POA be Revoked and ask for confirmation to be place in your C-FILE. 

some times its not easy  especially if your POA as spent a lot of time on your claim.

jmo

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