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RUREADY
After waiting for my RO to summit my claim to the
Director for extra scheduler for 7 months they have to get my
records and they suppose to be digital or electronic records but it take
7 months for this and they still was not together on Thursday. After this last
email to Bob Friday my claim was move to the Directors office. I explain this
appeal is 7 years old and all I get is lies from them and they tell you something else
I ask who is the boss you or Columbia RO. Them mother sucker call all-day Friday until
I finally answer there call my claim is in Washington now finally I got it out of the RO just to get it
back to them again. Now my claim is expeditious treatment which I thought all remands are
suppose to be. Full of crap. jmho
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