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Viewing Specific Evidence Listed In Statement Of The Case (Soc)
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Notorious Kelly
Hi,
It's tough deciding whether to file Form 9 to appeal when I am not sure exactly what evidence was cited and conclusions made about that evidence.
The SOC has a laundry list of material but no specific citations, just general statements.
How can I file a Form 9 stating why I am appealing when I don't know what the case is? Is there a way to view other peperwork used by the VA for my case?
Thanks!
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Ive noticed in even the initial denials they put multiple reasons as to why you MAY have been denied, that way you cant pin them down on anything. They sure seem to be trying every trick in the book t
Notorious Kelly
Holy cow! The VA may not give you the real gouge on your claim if it might "provoke feelings of hostility,...." M21-1MRI_5_secD Do not include matters in an SOC of a sensitive nature that
broncovet
For an effective appeal, you need to get a copy of the "RBA"...Record before the Agency. It takes effort to get it, but an attorney can get it for you. You MIGHT be able to get the RBA from your VSO
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