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ShuMan
Hey,
I was just wondering what's everyone thoughts on emailing the secretary of the VA to try to get an NOD moving? Has anyone experienced backlash because of this? Has anyone done this with success? If emailing the secretary is too high up the chain is there anyone else I could contact to try to get an NOD moving?
Thanks!
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flores97
ShuMan, I had a NOD at about 15 months, and I emailed the secretary and received my increased rating decision less than six weeks later. The only reason I sent the email is because my NOD was still
broncovet
That depends on how old your NOD is. If you dont have an advance on the docket, due to advanced age or hardsship, then its gonna take 3 to 4 years, mimumum (most say longer now) to get to the BVA. D
jfrei
Sorry I didn't see this before it's not to high up the chain and I think you like the post I gave the Email like I said introduce your self explain your self and then ask what it is you need that's al
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