Waiver Of Regional Office Consideration For The Amc?

[qwiksting]

This may be a dumb question, but i am gonna ask for some input. If I had a claim at BVA, and it was remanded to the AMC should I submit a Waiver of regional office consideration to the AMC? I submitted one to the BVA so do I need to submit another one? I sent new evidence to the AMC today (Thank you Hoppy!!!) but should I send another waiver? If I do send the waiver in, where do I send or fax it to? what happens to my claim? Does it go back to the BVA?

This is a link to my BVA claim:

http://www.va.gov/ve...es4/1224885.txt

Thank you for overlooking my ignorance.

Accordingly, this matter is hereby REMANDED to the RO, via the AMC, for the following action:

Edited October 17, 2012 by qwiksting

[qwiksting]

Im gonna be a calling fool tomorrow!! First the BVA, then the DAV, then the AMC. I will find something out tomorrow!!!

[qwiksting]

Im gonna be a calling fool tomorrow!! First the BVA, then the DAV, then the AMC. I will find something out tomorrow!!!

Edited January 7, 2013 by qwiksting

[qwiksting]

AMC reason for denial. BTW, Dr Counselman has been my primary care physician since 2005, my return from Iraq. He is the one who DX'ed my gastro /GERD problem.

Document11.pdf

Edited January 7, 2013 by qwiksting

[deanbrt]

I will use a term others are more resident here than me. It looks like Dr. Counselman did not provide a firm enough nexus. I would get Hoppy to review and advise

[qwiksting]

Well being that he is my primary pcp, dxed my GERD in 2005, right after discharge...medical records of issue with "stress induced GERD" from doc in Iraq...I can't see how this is not a direct service connection. especially if there is continuity of treatment from my pcp. Baffling to me.

[deanbrt]

Hoppy is the best judge. I bow to his expertise... : )