I am curious about the time frame of a remanded appeal because I received a letter and they said they will decide my claim in thirty days if I do not submit more evidence I sent them a letter stating I have no more evidence and please expedite my claim anyone have any experience on this matter or those laws below thank you.
Public Law (PL) 103-446, Veterans Benefits Improvement Act of 1994, mandates that remanded appeals be given special attention and expeditious processing.
The VACOLS coordinator and Veterans Service Center (VSC) management are responsible for close control and timely processing of BVA remanded appeals.
Upon receipt of a BVA remanded appeal the
mailroom stamps the top of the document to show the date received
claims folder is delivered to the Decision Review Officer (DRO), Veterans Service Center Manager (VSCM), or his/her designee on the same day, and
DRO, VSCM, or his/her designee ensures that
the top document shows the date received
review and development of the remand are initiated within 15 days from the date of receipt, and
VACOLS is updated within seven days. (Note: Use of end product (EP) 170 to control the remand is optional.)
Important: The VSC should implement BVA’s grant or partial grant of benefits in any favorable decision before initiating development of the remanded appeal.
Upon receipt of the requested evidence or after a reasonable effort to obtain evidence, the DRO or designee
prepares a new decision or supplemental statement of the case (SSOC), and
Returns the case to BVA after expiration of the 30-day response period.
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I am curious about the time frame of a remanded appeal because I received a letter and they said they will decide my claim in thirty days if I do not submit more evidence I sent them a letter stating I have no more evidence and please expedite my claim anyone have any experience on this matter or those laws below thank you.
Public Law (PL) 103-446, Veterans Benefits Improvement Act of 1994, mandates that remanded appeals be given special attention and expeditious processing.
The VACOLS coordinator and Veterans Service Center (VSC) management are responsible for close control and timely processing of BVA remanded appeals.
Upon receipt of a BVA remanded appeal the
Important: The VSC should implement BVA’s grant or partial grant of benefits in any favorable decision before initiating development of the remanded appeal.
Upon receipt of the requested evidence or after a reasonable effort to obtain evidence, the DRO or designee
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