I noticed that the Monday morning report says the average number of days to complete a Fully Developed Claim is 118 days and a non-FDC claim is 136 days. Not so sure these numbers are at all meaningful given the comments on the forum. Today my FDC is at day #225. Peggy told me they were waiting for records from another RO and that it could take up to 10 weeks to receive those records. The VA changed the original 11/18 request date to 12/18 and now it is well past the 10-weeks.
I guess the good thing is I'm sort of numb to the whole game at this point. Can imagine how my fellow vets feel when they have been in a holding pattern for years. BTW, I no longer check eBenefits on a daily basis so I have that going for me *smirk*
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I noticed that the Monday morning report says the average number of days to complete a Fully Developed Claim is 118 days and a non-FDC claim is 136 days. Not so sure these numbers are at all meaningful given the comments on the forum. Today my FDC is at day #225. Peggy told me they were waiting for records from another RO and that it could take up to 10 weeks to receive those records. The VA changed the original 11/18 request date to 12/18 and now it is well past the 10-weeks.
I guess the good thing is I'm sort of numb to the whole game at this point. Can imagine how my fellow vets feel when they have been in a holding pattern for years. BTW, I no longer check eBenefits on a daily basis so I have that going for me *smirk*
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