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1. Your Denver VARO letter of 25 June 2008 asks for additional evidence pertaining to treatment from Dr. Albrecht of Colorado Springs--evidence which I have furnished at least six times. I am disappointed in your VARO ignoring evidence.
2. Your letter asks me to complete and return VA Form 21-4142 or "You may want to obtain and send us the information yourself."
I HAVE sent this information to you six times and four of the documents have been returned as DUPLICATE. I am disappointed in your VARO ignoring evidence which "Andy" of your regional office confirmed you have received.
3. I have sent your office numerous letters in an attempt to explain the multiple requests by your office for the same evidence and it is obvious no one is reading my C-file. I am very disappointed in the Denver VARO ignoring my new and material
evidence and not reading my statements AND delaying my claim unnecessarily.
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Ron II
I have long thought I was getting good service from the Denver VARO--I've recently changed my mind.
Please read the BS below. Ron
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Discussion Thread Veteran/Inquirer 06/28/2008 07:01 PM
1. Your Denver VARO letter of 25 June 2008 asks for additional evidence pertaining to treatment from Dr. Albrecht of Colorado Springs--evidence which I have furnished at least six times. I am disappointed in your VARO ignoring evidence.
2. Your letter asks me to complete and return VA Form 21-4142 or "You may want to obtain and send us the information yourself."
I HAVE sent this information to you six times and four of the documents have been returned as DUPLICATE. I am disappointed in your VARO ignoring evidence which "Andy" of your regional office confirmed you have received.
3. I have sent your office numerous letters in an attempt to explain the multiple requests by your office for the same evidence and it is obvious no one is reading my C-file. I am very disappointed in the Denver VARO ignoring my new and material
evidence and not reading my statements AND delaying my claim unnecessarily.
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