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Steppenwolf
On Mar 7th 2010 i received a travel board decision and given 120 days from the date on the decision to reply.
These are the choices i was given:
1 Appeal to the US Court of Appeals for Vet Claims
2 File with the board a motion for reconsideration of this decision
3 File with the board a motion to vacate this decision
4 File with the board a motion for revision of this decision based on clear and unmistakable error.
"Although it would not affect this BVA decision, you may chose also:
5 Reopen your claim at the local VA office by submitting new and material evidence."
According to the two page of VA form 4597 ; if i understand it correctly, #1 is a must if i want to go that route.
Besides # 1 there are these other choices. Can someone explain to me under what circumstances i would ask for a reconsideration vs a revision vs vacating "this decision"?
Thanks
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