stumpy579

I believe there are 102 Veterans Law Judges. There all use staff lawyers to prepare the appeals before they make the final decision. I truly believe these lawyers make a decision and the judge agrees or disagrees with it.

I have a legacy appeal that was remanded in March 2019 for a new medical opinion. I have the exact same message on VA.Gov that you have including the date. I also have 2 issues on the remand. The phrase "couldn't fully grant your appeal" may lead one to believe they denied one and granted the other or else why use the word fully at all. However with VA that is probably not the case. They may just use that same phrase whether it is a full or partial denial or full or partial grant.  The wisest posters on this site will always tell you to wait for the envelope because that is the only reliable info and they are correct. June 11, 2020 is the day they are saying they sent it out. I live about an hour drive from Philly Varo and the last time they sent me a soc it took ten days from the day they say they sent it.  Mail from Philly that is not sent by the VA takes 1 to 2 days to arrive.  When you get the ssoc you will have the opportunity to submit new evidence to the VBA which may take almost another year for them to review and possibly issue another ssoc. I will let VBA return the remand to BVA and submit my new evidence to the board. No sense wasting time.

Changed to 30 Calendar days as of October 2019. You can request from information office at VA facility where exam performed after 20 "business days" but that would be almost 30 calendar days anyway. If you had xrays or labs with your exam they will still be in BlueButton after 3 days. https://www.myhealth.va.gov/mhv-portal-web/my-healthevet-va-notes-learn-more

Changed to 30 Calendar days as of October 2019. You can request from information office at VA facility where exam performed after 20 "business days" but that would be almost 30 calendar days anyway. If you had xrays or labs with your exam they will still be in BlueButton after 3 days. https://www.myhealth.va.gov/mhv-portal-web/my-healthevet-va-notes-learn-more

Changed to 30 Calendar days as of October 2019. You can request from information office at VA facility where exam performed after 20 "business days" but that would be almost 30 calendar days anyway. If you had xrays or labs with your exam they will still be in BlueButton after 3 days.
https://www.myhealth.va.gov/mhv-portal-web/my-healthevet-va-notes-learn-more

Changed to 30 Calendar days as of October 2019. You can request from information office at VA facility where exam performed after 20 "business days" but that would be almost 30 calendar days anyway. If you had xrays or labs with your exam they will still be in BlueButton after 3 days.
https://www.myhealth.va.gov/mhv-portal-web/my-healthevet-va-notes-learn-more

This is what they were discussing on Fox News.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/operation-1111-gives-veterans-concierge-level-health-care-at-no-cost-on-veterans-day-300938825.html

The stumpy579 administration usually takes between 16 and 29 months to complete surveys.

I found this document while searching for other information and wanted to share it.   I don't know if it was here already or not.  I did a search but nothing came up.
It is PDF document created but the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) with a list of precedent setting decisions on appeals.  The last revision was January 2010  but there is a wealth of information in this document that I think could be of great use to everyone here.
http://wicvso.org/mbr_resources/2014_conference_presentations/CAVC_Digest.pdf