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Bva, Amc, Vso, Remand Confused?
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KDM
I had a remand of an appeal case from 2004 it was remanded 7 30 2013 to AMC, they the AMC then finished the remand collected what the remand asked and sent it back to the BVA. The BVA then sent it to a VLJ who sent it to the VSO for a written argument, before deciding my case. Question 1 the RO told me that there was no SSOC from the AMC is a plus I think they messed up. Question two if the AMC sent it back then isn't the AMC denying my remand by sending it back to the BVA?
Quiestion three I have watched the ebenefits board and it's
Showing me the 7 30 2013 remand from a 2004 appeal is closed and the 10 31 2013 appeal sent back to the BVA from the AMC this is from the 2004 appeal is now a new case hense the VLJ to VSO situation so shouldn't I recieve a letter if the AMC denied me or granted me a partial? Question four can they include a 2007 cnp from the 2004 appeal as well but a secondary condition to the initial appeal residuals from an operation that the AMC refuse to look at but was ordered by the BVA in the 7 30 2013 remand tolook at this 2007 cnp is in my favor
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Also- if it went from AMC to BVA that usually means AMC did not fully grant your appeal. You should get a letter from AMC explaining this with an ssoc. I'm not aware of a situation in which a file wou
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