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The following was tacked onto an email response to 3 iris inquiries I received from the VA about an hour ago.

"Where to Send Documentation

In order to improve claim processing timeliness, Veterans Benefits Administration 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.

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

Please note: You may also submit claims and upload documents or evidence online at: www.ebenefits.va.gov."

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Thanks for the info.

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