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You have to formally rescind your POA in writing in a signed statement that you no longer want the ___ to represent you- and send a copy to the VARO at the same time you send this to your vet rep.

It takes time to get on the VA computers -maybe a few days- and then you can acquire a different POA.

Almost forgot- do this by formal signed letter- emails or FAxes are not acceptable as your signature is required to rescind a POA.

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He wants to Rescind-

The 21-22 is used by an accredited service office or vet rep or Organization

the 21-22 (a) is used when a vet appoints another individual to represent them- not a vet rep, or org-

He can't used the 21-22 to rescind

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Thanks guys for your response.

One more question....can you request a copy of (I think it's called the blue sheet) from your SO?

My husband got an increase for sc condition in May and 0% (1151 claim) for his toe in August, and has heard nothing from his SO. Shouldn't he at least acknowledge whether the increase is ageeable or the o% is acceptable? My husband e-mailed the guy a while back but has not heard anything from him. Of course, we do realize he is busy helping others as well, but at I'll get back to you or something...

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Absolutely-any vet rep or SO shoud be able to provide copy of the Blue Rating sheet.

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