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Can Someone Please Check Ebenefits For Me?

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Can someone please check Ebenefits for me?

This morning I logged on and normally on the "regional office of jurisdiction", it states the name of the office, but today It has a ?.

Can someone please check their E benefits and see if there's is the same?

I am trying to figure out if this is a part of the Ebenefit system update over the weekend, or if hubby's claim has been moved to a new office because it is a year old now.

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Mine page says the same, does not surprise me. Poor NavyWife, you been thru a lot of heck over the last year working your Husband's claim. Hang in there and hope we both get he good news by Christmas.

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Can someone please check Ebenefits for me?

This morning I logged on and normally on the "regional office of jurisdiction", it states the name of the office, but today It has a ?.

Can someone please check their E benefits and see if there's is the same?

I am trying to figure out if this is a part of the Ebenefit system update over the weekend, or if hubby's claim has been moved to a new office because it is a year old now.

My husband's has the ? Too.
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Mine page says the same, does not surprise me. Poor NavyWife, you been thru a lot of heck over the last year working your Husband's claim. Hang in there and hope we both get he good news by Christmas.

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Thanks everyone for checking. Sounds like it is part of the system update, unfortunately.

I was really hoping they farmed out his claim to a different office. CNP's were completed back in May & it's just sitting in gathering of evidence. The claim is ready to rate. Probably lost on an employees desk that doesn't work there anymore..

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There is no longer regional offices.When a claim is filed it is automatically sent to the office with the lowest backlog.There is only one pending claim per veteran also.

where did you get this info if you dont mind?

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