Basic Practice And Procedure Before The Cavc

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Great info on what goes on at CAVC appeals

http://www.veteransdisabilityinfo.com/resources/basic-practice-and-procedure-cavc

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Notice of Docketing for BVA's decision w/in 30 days; RBA w/in 60 days; Notice of Appearance w/ attachments w/in 14 days; (SM)

The Record Before the Agency (RBA) Within 60 days after the Notice of Docketing

I guess Cavc don't follow their own rule either or not for me my notice of docketing was

2-15 but they ask for 45 more days on 6-15. A long denial or maybe its still some hope.

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Another great thing about this site I find doing research is an attorney

(who is willing to spend his money to get you a medical expert witness

or IMO and only to be paid by you if you win your claim and for those who cant afford an

IMO what better way to get it than that.) M y kind of attorney.

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I just ask again the RBA is nothing more than the evidence that was use to

make the decision from BVA so why does it take this long to get a copy of what evidence was

use that denies my claim for EED. No body

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that's why you hire an attorney because you don't know neither does the next

large retro there are attorneys to help with everything including IMO OR IME

with no payment unless you win.

Edited June 8, 2015 by RUREADY

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if a lawyer can offer you a free medical opinion where as you might

pay certain people 5-15k for his does this make sence. Then they ask for

a lawyer or an IMO I gave you both of that that don't cost until you WIN

Edited June 9, 2015 by RUREADY