Cue On Original Claim

[saxman]

Hello everybody! I'm knew to this form so please bare with me if I am posting in the wrong form.

First some of the details on my CUE claim: I filed my original claim back in 1992 for Sarcoidosis and Ulnar nerve entrapment, I was awarded 30% for my Sarcoidosis but they never mention or adjudicated the Ulnar nerve entrapment. I took the 30% and never looked back until years later I started having problems with my wrist again. So I was told to file another claim and I did and this time they granted SC with a effective date of the second claim. After I was awarded for my wrist I filed a CUE for an effective date of the original claim.

Do I have a CUE for an effective date of the original claim?

Thanks,

saxman

[Philip Rogers]

I wouldn't believe anything your DAV rep stated. If it can't be read, it wasn't said.

pr

[Philip Rogers]

lotzaspotz - as Berta stated, you can't NOD a claim that wasn't adjudicated. They probably took the second claim as a new claim, when they awarded him/her 10%, in 2013. It can't be a CUE because nothing was ever done w/the original claim. It easiest just to have them decide the original claim, which they may award or may deny. Until something is done with that, nothing else can be done regarding that original claim.

pr

[Berta]

You are RIGHT PR !!!!!sorry....no basis there for CUE.... it is still an open claim!

[saxman]

Berta I also wanted to add that I know they had my PEB and MEB from active duty back in 1992 because the award for my Sarcoidosis was on the same PEB and MEB as my nerve condition.

Thanks!

[carlie]

Berta I also wanted to add that I know they had my PEB and MEB from active duty back in 1992 because the award for my Sarcoidosis was on the same PEB and MEB as my nerve condition.

Thanks!

I would refer to the MEB/PEB evidence for the claim to have an effective date of 1992.

jmho

[saxman]

They probably took the second claim as a new claim, when they awarded him/her 10%, in 2013. It can't be a CUE because nothing was ever done w/the original claim. It easiest just to have them decide the original claim, which they may award or may deny. Until something is done with that, nothing else can be done regarding that original claim

PR, how do I get them to decide the original claim without re-opening it? Since re-opening it will lose any chance of a CUE.

thanks!