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yelloownumber5
I know this is a stupid question but when your claim is denied doesn't it say you can do the NOD and an appeal which is says you have one year from the date of the denial to file an appeal it also does say (and only on your denial) that a NOD does not extend you time line for the appeal, so if claim denied 1/1/2008 you have one year from the date of the denial to file appeal now matter if you file NOD or not. But if you file a NOD and they are denied it again says you have one year from the date of this denial to file an appeal. However, that is not true........but why is it?
Besides irresponsibility and laziness of the VA? I just ask because it was actually my VSO who did my NOD for a few things and maybe 2 out of 4 were approved so he said I had one year from the date of the NOD approval/denial to file for an appeal, so it is time to get appointments in line, evidence and build the case more so...........well he still did file my appeal because he did not realize this until they said NO NO NO because I ran over my time limit. Since the VSO filed this is there anything that can be done........he was to ask the VA and explain what happened but never called me back.
Thanks.
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