Ron II Posted June 30, 2008 Share Posted June 30, 2008 Upon receipt of documents from a veteran, does the VARO normally date stamp all the documents that they receive, or just the top document of the packet? I have received documents returned by the VARO that do not have a date stamp. They were not the uppermost documents in the packets submitted. Ron Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rockhound Posted June 30, 2008 Share Posted June 30, 2008 I request that everything I submit and my copies of it are date stamped, that way if they say they don't have it, I can prove that they did with my date stamped copy. When I have to submit that copy to replace the one they lost, I ask them to make a copy of it. That way it not only has the old date stamp, it will have the new one also. that way I have a record of what they have lost or tried to loose if my claim goes to BVA or Court. Don't settle for them just date stamping the top page. Ask for a supperviser if the clerk won't do it, once he gave me the stamp to do it myself, but I don't think that is supposed to be allowed. Their date stamp is positive evidence that you submited the evidence or required notice. Sending by certified/return receipt mail and/or Fax is your second best. If you send by certified/return receipt, I would alway back it up with a Fax. The Fax gives you the number of pages, where as the mail only says you sent them something, not what. Oh yea, make sure the Fax has a header. Rockhound Rider Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ron II Posted June 30, 2008 Author Share Posted June 30, 2008 I request that everything I submit and my copies of it are date stamped, that way if they say they don't have it, I can prove that they did with my date stamped copy. When I have to submit that copy to replace the one they lost, I ask them to make a copy of it. That way it not only has the old date stamp, it will have the new one also. that way I have a record of what they have lost or tried to loose if my claim goes to BVA or Court. Don't settle for them just date stamping the top page. Ask for a supperviser if the clerk won't do it, once he gave me the stamp to do it myself, but I don't think that is supposed to be allowed. Their date stamp is positive evidence that you submited the evidence or required notice. Sending by certified/return receipt mail and/or Fax is your second best. If you send by certified/return receipt, I would alway back it up with a Fax. The Fax gives you the number of pages, where as the mail only says you sent them something, not what. Oh yea, make sure the Fax has a header. Rockhound Rider Thank you for the tips... Ron Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Upon receipt of documents from a veteran, does the VARO normally date stamp all the documents that
they receive, or just the top document of the packet?
I have received documents returned by the VARO that do not have a date stamp. They were not the uppermost documents in the packets submitted.
Ron
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