Scottymedic

Assuming I missed the opportunity. My questions would have been about plans to improve VA.gov 1. The site can be buggy at times and report incorrect or outdated information. Any plan to allow Veterans a way to easily report bugs on the site? For example: a check box in each claim or appeal to report a bug. 2. I'm sure Veterans are constantly logging in for updates. This must have an impact on the performance of the site. What is the time table to provide email or text alerts when there is an update? Could id.me be used as a provider for this service? 3. Decision letters are a major security risk in my view especially with the social security number listed. What is the time table to get the decisions up on VA.gov? 4. What it the time table to get C-File and VBMS files on VA.gov? 5. What congressional and budget requirements are needed to develop VA.gov?

The organization I hired for my claim will not give me a copy of the IMO and vocational reports without me paying for them first. They also will not let me speak to the attorney of record on my case. I have filed a FOIA request, but I wonder what other options may be available for getting a copy. I am also wondering if anyone else has had difficulty talking to the attorney of record and what can be done?