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Arizona Garry

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Good morning everyone,

Received a letter from the VA stating that they had requested my medical records and if they had not received it by November 21 they would made a decision on my claims.

They also stated that I could provide alternate proof and listed what I could provide, is the letter a type of form letter the VA uses?

I gave the Va when I filed a copy of my medical record and dd214 and other requested docs.

What happens if they can not find the originial medical records.

I still have one copy left of my medical records should I give that to them, that would make two copies I have given them

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Whatever you DO! DO NOT give them your only copy. MAKE COPIES! Always keep a copy stored in a safe place.

AS to the rest, I don't know since I am just a layperson. But WHATEVER you do, DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR LAST COPY! MAKE EXTRA COPIES!

It is well worth it.

I wish you well.

You might want to look at my website. It might help. it is free, no ads, no hidden agenda.

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sorry, didn't mean to rant, but it is VERY important to keep personal copies of everything!

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Are you talking about SMR's or private medical records? I don't see how they can make any decision without SMR's.

I am talking about SMR's, the letter that the VA sent me made it sound like they did not have my original SMR, however I gave them a copy.

In any event they said that a decision would be made next month..

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