hypertension Original Date Of Claim

[mrsvet28]

Hi everyone- MrVet and I took an FLA. vacation-cant type too good-broke my wrist:wacko: in a carebears pool /my grandaughters in my yard (never heard so many laugh in the er),in a cast all summer!with bolts

If I have the copy of the stamped original date of claim in 98

they went retro 2 02-

what do i need to look for ,a loophole

they have changed the laws so many times since well grounded claim,

they need the statement in support of claim

to start all over? the retro was wrong and so was the audit

and they seperated hypertension into a different issue

unknown to me

and when checked action satisfies appeal on all issues

they dropped the hypertension and the cp was favorable

i do not want 12 more years of this...................... any help out there?

p.s.nice new web changes here:smile:-

[Berta]

They used the 2002 date for some reason.

CAn you scan and attach the decision here as to the part where they determined the date? (Cover personal info)

You can either NOD this or send them Request for Reconsideration based on medical evidence (that they might have overlooked, that warrants the 2002 EED.

Hard to know why they chose this date. The reason should be in the decision.Did they mention the older claim?

[Ron Williams]

Hi everyone- MrVet and I took an FLA. vacation-cant type too good-broke my wrist:wacko: in a carebears pool /my grandaughters in my yard (never heard so many laugh in the er),in a cast all summer!with bolts

If I have the copy of the stamped original date of claim in 98

they went retro 2 02-

what do i need to look for ,a loophole

they have changed the laws so many times since well grounded claim,

they need the statement in support of claim

to start all over? the retro was wrong and so was the audit

and they seperated hypertension into a different issue

unknown to me

and when checked action satisfies appeal on all issues

they dropped the hypertension and the cp was favorable

i do not want 12 more years of this...................... any help out there?

p.s.nice new web changes here:smile:-

If a year, and or 60 days hasn't past since your last decision, continue to appeal; entitlement to an earlier effective date. If your appeal period has expired, reopen the claim for an earlier effective date or clear and unmistakable error of the decision that granted the incorrect date.