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I'm contacting you for any assistance you can give me. I am 50% PTSD and been trying to get it increased. The VA has denied my supplemental claim after a C and P exam. and are keeping me at 50%. The C and P was with VES and a Doctor with 0-1 year C and P experience. Not sure why they would depend on someone with no experience. I could tell as soon as it started it was not going to go well. The exam was teleconference ans not in person. She seem to be quite disorganize and working from a rundown office.

I also have Migraines and opened an intent to file a claim but as of yet not summited any details, so if can advise on that I would appreciate help. Thanks Mike Walsh

HAS ANYONE HAD THEIR CASE  REMANDED BACK TO  VA BY A JUDGE?  WHAT  WAS YOUR AVERAGE WAIT TIME ON DECISION?  THANKS FOR RESPONSE.

I was having problems searching for my posts, and my posts regarding CUE's. The servers was not working. I see there are templates listed in search, but having had time. I wanted to see if my case would fit a template. I will come back in a day or two and see if this servers works better. It would be great if a template was here to help !

I have recently learned that the BCNR upgraded my discharge to General (Under Honorable Conditions).  This is under MILPERSMAN 1910-164 (BIOTS); the reason is Secretarial Authority and the code is JFF.  My BVA hearing Remanded the matter in October 2019 awaiting the decision from the BCNR.  My questions are many at this point.  To start with, will this have to go back to the BVA or will I be rated by the RO since I now have the discharge upgraded and two diagnosis along with the Advisory Opinion from the BCNR and my stressor is in my medical record.  Or will I still have to go through a C&P exam?

Next, in 2003, I filed for compensation and was denied.  They stated; 

My current claim has been open since August 2013 and I've been appealing ever since it was denied.  I have been reading about 38 CFR 3.156(c) and wanted to know that since I have both NEW and MATERIAL evidence, could I get an EED to the 2003 date?  Apparently, I filed a claim prior to 2003 since they are saying that it 'has not been successfully reopened'.  Could it be that I can have an EED earlier that? 

I have recently learned that the BCNR upgraded my discharge to General (Under Honorable Conditions).  This is under MILPERSMAN 1910-164 (BIOTS); the reason is Secretarial Authority and the code is JFF.  My BVA hearing Remanded the matter in October 2019 awaiting the decision from the BCNR.  My questions are many at this point.  To start with, will this have to go back to the BVA or will I be rated by the RO since I now have the discharge upgraded and two diagnosis along with the Advisory Opinion from the BCNR and my stressor is in my medical record.  Or will I still have to go through a C&P exam?

Next, in 2003, I filed for compensation and was denied.  They stated; 

My current claim has been open since August 2013 and I've been appealing ever since it was denied.  I have been reading about 38 CFR 3.156(c) and wanted to know that since I have both NEW and MATERIAL evidence, could I get an EED to the 2003 date?  Apparently, I filed a claim prior to 2003 since they are saying that it 'has not been successfully reopened'.  Could it be that I can have an EED earlier that? 

I have recently learned that the BCNR upgraded my discharge to General (Under Honorable Conditions).  This is under MILPERSMAN 1910-164 (BIOTS); the reason is Secretarial Authority and the code is JFF.  My BVA hearing Remanded the matter in October 2019 awaiting the decision from the BCNR.  My questions are many at this point.  To start with, will this have to go back to the BVA or will I be rated by the RO since I now have the discharge upgraded and two diagnosis along with the Advisory Opinion from the BCNR and my stressor is in my medical record.  Or will I still have to go through a C&P exam?

Next, in 2003, I filed for compensation and was denied.  They stated; 

My current claim has been open since August 2013 and I've been appealing ever since it was denied.  I have been reading about 38 CFR 3.156(c) and wanted to know that since I have both NEW and MATERIAL evidence, could I get an EED to the 2003 date?  Apparently, I filed a claim prior to 2003 since they are saying that it 'has not been successfully reopened'.  Could it be that I can have an EED earlier that? 

i just wanted to tell everyone thank you for your help and support. i got a call from the PVA yesterday and it was great news.After 10 years i have been rated 100%P&T with smc k and smc s. its be so long since i felt whole it brought tears to my eyes. and as hard as it was for me to believe they are giving me retro for 118 months i was floored. prayers are answered in Gods time frame, Over the past 10 years i have read success stories and i always wander how they felt in that moment and it was one of the greatest feeling and my prayer is for every veteran to  feel how i did in that moment. my prayers are with you all. i was granted i think 22 of my 24 issues some were at zero but thats ok. i was granted 100% for ms with brain leasions and major depression with anxiety, 60% for chronic fatigue, several 30% several 20% annd a couple 10% snd the rest were rated at zero. It was a good day for me and my wife this nightmare is about over. I got love for all my brothers and sister on hadit and around the world.

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The VA/BVA claims, appeals created a big problem. I was diagnosed when I was Hospitalized for 6 months 2008 in the San Diego VA Hospital for Necrotizing Pancreatitis. During the BVA appeals, someone changed some of the wording from 'Necrotizing Pancreatitis', to 'Chronic Pancreatitis'. I need that corrected as they make a lot of decisions on diagnosis and medical issues. I am awaiting for the word from the BVA through my VA representative who worked my BVA case for me.

In Oregon they have VA representatives when you choose representation, like when you can choose a POA through the DAV, American Legion, or the VA has them too. I had no choice, a few years ago I needed help and they were the only help I could find. Now the BVA has only approved and given me the 1151 claim and denied the rest. The only claim left is TDIU, which no one would help me with because up until late last year I was only 60% (I have been un employable and totally disabled from 1995). Now I am at 90%. (it took until 2019 for the BVA to get it changed to 90%) But they low balled me badly, and I believe it is not only bad decisions at the BVA, but also because they wrote down the wrong disease in the decisions.

I cannot move on to the next POA, until the BVA has said they are finished with my claims (so my VA representative can be let go because the BVA appeals are finished), and I believe that the next step will have to be an NOD for the BVA decisions that used the wrong term, diagnosis. And that will be corrected with help by a paid POA I have retained (highly respected professional who is going to be my POA as soon as I can fire my current POA), but they cannot help me until the other POA is no longer my POA. I am awaiting word that all decisions have been made up until this point, by the BVA, so I can bring in some very good help with my appeals. Note: I have never before appealed BVA decisions before. From this point on it is new to me. Getting these bungled screwed up mistakes corrected. I don't understand how they can get away with doing this stuff !

The VA/BVA claims, appeals created a big problem. I was diagnosed when I was Hospitalized for 6 months 2008 in the San Diego VA Hospital for Necrotizing Pancreatitis. During the BVA appeals, someone changed some of the wording from 'Necrotizing Pancreatitis', to 'Chronic Pancreatitis'. I need that corrected as they make a lot of decisions on diagnosis and medical issues. I am awaiting for the word from the BVA through my VA representative who worked my BVA case for me.

In Oregon they have VA representatives when you choose representation, like when you can choose a POA through the DAV, American Legion, or the VA has them too. I had no choice, a few years ago I needed help and they were the only help I could find. Now the BVA has only approved and given me the 1151 claim and denied the rest. The only claim left is TDIU, which no one would help me with because up until late last year I was only 60% (I have been un employable and totally disabled from 1995). Now I am at 90%. (it took until 2019 for the BVA to get it changed to 90%) But they low balled me badly, and I believe it is not only bad decisions at the BVA, but also because they wrote down the wrong disease in the decisions.

I cannot move on to the next POA, until the BVA has said they are finished with my claims (so my VA representative can be let go because the BVA appeals are finished), and I believe that the next step will have to be an NOD for the BVA decisions that used the wrong term, diagnosis. And that will be corrected with help by a paid POA I have retained (highly respected professional who is going to be my POA as soon as I can fire my current POA), but they cannot help me until the other POA is no longer my POA. I am awaiting word that all decisions have been made up until this point, by the BVA, so I can bring in some very good help with my appeals. Note: I have never before appealed BVA decisions before. From this point on it is new to me. Getting these bungled screwed up mistakes corrected. I don't understand how they can get away with doing this stuff !

The VA/BVA claims, appeals created a big problem. I was diagnosed when I was Hospitalized for 6 months 2008 in the San Diego VA Hospital for Necrotizing Pancreatitis. During the BVA appeals, someone changed some of the wording from 'Necrotizing Pancreatitis', to 'Chronic Pancreatitis'. I need that corrected as they make a lot of decisions on diagnosis and medical issues. I am awaiting for the word from the BVA through my VA representative who worked my BVA case for me.

In Oregon they have VA representatives when you choose representation, like when you can choose a POA through the DAV, American Legion, or the VA has them too. I had no choice, a few years ago I needed help and they were the only help I could find. Now the BVA has only approved and given me the 1151 claim and denied the rest. The only claim left is TDIU, which no one would help me with because up until late last year I was only 60% (I have been un employable and totally disabled from 1995). Now I am at 90%. (it took until 2019 for the BVA to get it changed to 90%) But they low balled me badly, and I believe it is not only bad decisions at the BVA, but also because they wrote down the wrong disease in the decisions.

I cannot move on to the next POA, until the BVA has said they are finished with my claims (so my VA representative can be let go because the BVA appeals are finished), and I believe that the next step will have to be an NOD for the BVA decisions that used the wrong term, diagnosis. And that will be corrected with help by a paid POA I have retained (highly respected professional who is going to be my POA as soon as I can fire my current POA), but they cannot help me until the other POA is no longer my POA. I am awaiting word that all decisions have been made up until this point, by the BVA, so I can bring in some very good help with my appeals. Note: I have never before appealed BVA decisions before. From this point on it is new to me. Getting these bungled screwed up mistakes corrected. I don't understand how they can get away with doing this stuff !

The VA/BVA claims, appeals created a big problem. I was diagnosed when I was Hospitalized for 6 months 2008 in the San Diego VA Hospital for Necrotizing Pancreatitis. During the BVA appeals, someone changed some of the wording from 'Necrotizing Pancreatitis', to 'Chronic Pancreatitis'. I need that corrected as they make a lot of decisions on diagnosis and medical issues. I am awaiting for the word from the BVA through my VA representative who worked my BVA case for me.

In Oregon they have VA representatives when you choose representation, like when you can choose a POA through the DAV, American Legion, or the VA has them too. I had no choice, a few years ago I needed help and they were the only help I could find. Now the BVA has only approved and given me the 1151 claim and denied the rest. The only claim left is TDIU, which no one would help me with because up until late last year I was only 60% (I have been un employable and totally disabled from 1995). Now I am at 90%. (it took until 2019 for the BVA to get it changed to 90%) But they low balled me badly, and I believe it is not only bad decisions at the BVA, but also because they wrote down the wrong disease in the decisions.

I cannot move on to the next POA, until the BVA has said they are finished with my claims (so my VA representative can be let go because the BVA appeals are finished), and I believe that the next step will have to be an NOD for the BVA decisions that used the wrong term, diagnosis. And that will be corrected with help by a paid POA I have retained (highly respected professional who is going to be my POA as soon as I can fire my current POA), but they cannot help me until the other POA is no longer my POA. I am awaiting word that all decisions have been made up until this point, by the BVA, so I can bring in some very good help with my appeals. Note: I have never before appealed BVA decisions before. From this point on it is new to me. Getting these bungled screwed up mistakes corrected. I don't understand how they can get away with doing this stuff !