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K9MAL 57
At my DRO hearing I was asked if I'd submit to another C&P to determine if my percentages should be raised. The VSO and the DRO were both pushing for it and I said I would submit to one if it was absolutely necessary. However, really I'd just rather get a denial and move on to the next level of appeals.
I read Benjamin Krause's DRO experience and he's stated that you can refuse a C&P at your DRO hearing. I'm wondering if anyone else has told them to pound sand or what the repercussions might be?
I'm contemplating drafting a letter and sending it to the DRO telling her that I don't want another C&P and would prefer for her to review the available evidence to make her decision.
Thoughts on the matter?
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It sure is BS K9MAL but you are willing to persevere....... Maybe this case will help..... The BVA site went down for maintenance just as I was copying this info........and I must admit I said
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What was wrong with the previous C&P. That would be a major question to the DRO. .
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Of course the best thing going for you is the Fast Letter on HL and MOS (I think it is FL 10-35) and it is available at hadit. But I noticed something in my older reply there: " Posted 21 April
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