Any Other Training Letters?

[fanaticbooks]

http://vets.yuku.com/topic/48076

Well,

As of today, I don't think I have any others to input in the VA Training Letter Information topic on VBN.

I think I have found all I know for which to look.

If anyone has any copies or links for others, PLEASE let me know to look or else arrange somehow to get a photocopy via email attachment (somehow) to me.

If it is not too long (10 pages or under), I don't mind if I have to actually retype the document into WORD in order to transfer to the topic. I've already done that for some of them.

Typing is like playing solitaire or a computer game to me--not a hardship.

Anyway, anyone knowing of something somewhere that would be useful, please let's try to get it on the topic.

FINAL NOTE: If they are old and even rescinded, they still might have value by having more detail than more current documents. Don't dismiss any of these letters just because of that.

Once they are in the topic, than I can always put a note about status.

fanaticbooks

Edited November 9, 2010 by fanaticbooks

[COOL BREEZE]

I appreciate your time and effort putting this together to assist VETS processing their claims

[john49]

Great job. Thanks for the all the work

john49

[fanaticbooks]

Well,

I know these type of letters can help from using some for my hubby's claims.

I just was noticing how difficult it was to locate these so felt we needed to get them where maybe vets have some control. Solution: creating a topic on a Vet site with the actual document.

Thus links can disappear, but the document is still available. heh heh heh

[Wings]

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Check this LINK (below). Chapters download as a pdf files. ~Wings

CDVA Veterans Services Division

County Veterans Service Office Personnel Training Program

for U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs Accreditation

http://www.cdva.ca.g...CVSOManual.aspx

[fanaticbooks]

THANKS, Wings

There is a lot of great information in that.

It will take me quite awhile since there are a lot of pages, but will eventually put it in the topic.

Nice to have explanations of a lot of areas, especially from the VSO's side.

It might even help others find a good VSO from knowing what should be taught. Who knows?

thx again.

fanaticbooks

[Berta]

I posted some here but they are hard to find.

The Texas Veterans Commission used to have a great link to all of them and I posted that here some time ago but the link no longer works.

I need them too so will sure be using Wing's link-

The new Training letter on the new AO presumptives is here:

http://www.nvlsp.org/Information/ArticleLibrary/AgentOrange/NehmerTrainingGuide.pdf

It is 132 pages long so I just printed out the specific sections I needed.

This training letter is going to be an important part of proper adjudication of the new AO claims.

I used a page from the Nehmer Training Letter as evidence to help them do my claim right.