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tinnitus Fixing Previous Claims And Appeals Due To Inadequate C&p Exams And Cues
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elcamino_77us
I was discharged Nov1995 and Finally got my BVA decided in the Fall of 2008. My VSO was The American Legion and at the end they sent me a letter stating that they had help me as much as possible.
I had surgery on my right knee in Aug 2012 and decided that would be a good time to file for an increase. After going through the Georgia Dept of Veterans Services and filing my claim, I began researching here and in other fourms.
What I found amazes me. Yes,The American Legion did a good job but at the same time, they really blew it.
In making their decission, The BVA relied on information from an inadequate C&P Exam. Plus, they (The BVA) changes the wording of the C&P examiner from within to without:
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If you think you have a lot of retro coming I would hire a lawyer. I say this because the more you make off retro the more the lawyer makes ....20% of retro. You have 120 days to appeal to Court of Ve
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“This completely changed the meaning of the examiners statement. “ I certainly agree. It was probably a typo but it could have changed the outcome of the claim...hard to tell here. “got my BVA de
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A final thought here....most CUEs occur when the VA has given a disability a NSC rating in past decision, unappealed, which subsequently became SC. One can assume that the rating (although NSC in th
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