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Faster Claims Processing Questions?

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georgiapapa

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Is the new "Fully Developed Claims" processing system the same as the "Fast Track Claims" processing system except the "Fast Track Claims" system could only be used for certain AO related diseases?

Can you use the "Fully Developed Claims" processing system for any service related condition?

If a veteran uses either of the two systems, is it better to file the claim and submit evidence online or through certified mail to the VA in Pinto, Maryland where these type of claims are being processed?

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Papa...Damn good question...I myself will be using the FDC for my last claim of I.U. However, whatever the answer, I would highly recommend you get ALL your ducks in a row b-4 you do anything. My understanding is, if you forget ONE thing, then it turns into a regular filing and we know how long that takes!

And most def. SEND IT CERTIFIED MAIL! Reason is, on line you cannot present your evidence therefore again, causing delay.

And yes, it is for all Veterans, not just AO. If you are AO than proceed with it. This FDC is fairly new...not even my VSO knew about it until I brought it to his attention. Lastly, you can check the VA web site to explain more. Best of Luck Papa

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