Cue Or 38 C.f.r. 3.156 C ?

[jbob84]

How would you go about filing a denied claim error using 38 cfr 3.156 c?

[Philip Rogers]

How would you go about filing a denied claim error using 38 cfr 3.156 c?

I'd write them a letter stating what I was claiming and what the evidence was that wasn't there before, quoting 38CFR 3.156©.

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Edited February 26, 2013 by Philip Rogers

[jbob84]

Does the fact that they wanted proof injury was incurred in service mean they didn't have the info in making their decision?

[Philip Rogers]

Does the fact that they wanted proof injury was incurred in service mean they didn't have the info in making their decision?

It sounds like it. If they can't find anything in your records about your injury or illness, they have no choice but to deny it. Sometimes they miss it even when it's there.

pr

[jbob84]

My SO (American Legion) is looking over my file to see if they were in error when they denied my claim.

[Philip Rogers]

My SO (American Legion) is looking over my file to see if they were in error when they denied my claim.

Don't rely on your VSO to do it. You should also get your file and review it yourself and if you have questions come back here and ask. jmo

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