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Retired 12/1/14, Filed Fdc 12/1/14, Need Treatment Records (Closed By Va)
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dhazelwood
Thank you for everyone's knowledge on this site.
BLUF: Retired on 12/1/14, filed FDC 12/1/14 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Received a notice from the VA on 12/9 stating "we are requesting your service treatment records from the service department. You do not need to contact the service department yourself. If you have your service treatment records already in your possession, please submit them. Original records are preferable to copies."
I submitted my medical records on 12/1/14 when I filed. Checked on Ebenefits today, and it stated the request was closed because I did not submit the required information. However, when I filed my FDC, I also submitted a copy of my medical records (to include civilian medical records since I was on active duty on tricare prime remote).
Is this something I should concern myself with?
Thanks in advance,
DH
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