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How Long To Get C&p Scheduled?

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kate7772

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I know no one knows how long. I guess I just want a little encouragement that it won't be long. Peggy says that my husband's claim says that there have been C&Ps ordered for his contentions. Does it usually take long to get them scheduled? These are on a reconsideration with a date of Sept. 19th to file a NOD. Just (probably foolishly) hoping that this can all be finished before that time. Claim went from "review of evidence" to "pending decision approval" on July 7th, then back to "review of evidence" about 1-1/2 weeks later. I am watching the calendar and will file at the beginning of Sept if we've heard nothing but still hoping.

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Kate

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Kate,

On a standard claim in georgia it took me 14 months to get a C&P. Hopefully it won't take that long for you guys.

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You have to remember that NODs and Appeals take quite a bit longer, than FDCs. I could have filed an NOD last year, instead I filed an FDC and was upped to 100%. I just could not afford to fight the VA for years, for a few bucks. I field an FDC in June 14, and this claim should be done by the end of the year.

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