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I have downloaded most of the Western District Federal Court forms to sue VA under FOIA denial.
This will take up quite a bit of my time-but been there done that before-it will be fun-
you can sue any federal agency for a FOIA denial.Depends on many factors.
My recent denial is from Paul Hutter-the General COunsel of VA-
and his letters to me have been unique to say the least.I respect Paul but am considering asking him for reconsideration of the denial based on new evidence I have obtained.
Question (I still have time to sue them) but has anyone here ever asked for a reconsideration of a FOIA denial?
The funny thing is the VHA got a FOIA from me as well on the same basis for same info and they have forwarded it to the VISN and to a local VAMC. It would be a hoot to have the FOIA denied by the OCG but then answered by another VA department.!
I mentioned on SVR last week regarding some FOIAs that helped Kurt Priessman to succeed in his AO Thailnd award-that some of these FOIA people make many errors-in all gov departments- and sometimes you can get what you need because they erroneously send it to you.
I have gotten some whoppers over the years and was threatened with the US Marshall to come here to get some of it back-(by Dept of Labor)
Ha Ha I waited 3 days for the Marshall and then called the US Marshalls office in Rochester and they didnt have any orders at all to come here and get the info.
FOIA can be dynamite as those of you who follow the VCS web site know.
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