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What Is The Evidence Intake Center?

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Is this an old or new way for VA to confuse a veteran?

In order to improve claim processing timeliness, Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) has begun deployment of Centralized Mail Processing (CMP) for compensation claims and claim related documents.

If you have additional evidence to submit to support your claim, please mail or fax your evidence to the applicable CMP location below. Please be sure to put your name and claim number or social security number on every page of documentation you mail or fax to VA and keep a copy of everything for your records.

When submitting claims:
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Claims Intake Center
PO Box 5235
Newnan, GA 30271-0020




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We were instructed to respond to the Evidence Intake Center in Wisconsin. So, I faxed everything in and also sent it via Certified Mail to that location. That was regarding an SSOC related to a pending BVA remand.

must send it to Newnan Ga

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My IRIS inquiry about a FOIA had this in the end of the email today:

By fax: (ten pages or less)
Toll Free: (844) 822-5246
Local: (608) 373-6690

Please note: packages containing more than ten pages of documents must be submitted by mail.

When submitting all claims:
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Claims Intake Center
PO Box 5235
Janesville, WI 53547

When submitting evidence or anything other than a claim:
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Evidence Intake Center
PO Box 4444
Janesville, WI 53547

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The reason you can only fax 10 pages is because many DBQ's are 11 pages long. The last page has the doctors signature.

In the navy we use to say flush twice cause it's a long way to the chow hall.

US Navy food was very good this is just something we all said.

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This would be OK if we had access to the file online. Before I left the service, they just had scanned all the 201 and med files. We could look at them at any time. It was nice. Promotion paperwork would be sent to HQ and online within 3 days. Also NCOER's and any other records. Yep, the bad ones too. You could add records that they did not have. My record has every peice of paper on me that I know of to include my two denied appeals to army for when they sh*t canned me..

Again, unless the Veteran has access to the c-file online at all times, I won't like it. No reason for it not to be that way. Many people can access at the same time, etc., not like now when your physical record has to make about three laps around the USA for a simple claim.

And just think of the trees it would save, every-time someone wants to have a piece of it..

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