BVA just keeps up the Delays

[jfrei]

So when I called today apparently they are just sending me a letter that states we are trying to withdrawal your request for a hearing. It was faxed in on the Feb 8 and my motion to advance was granted and the VA sent me a letter dated on the Feb. 26. But today apparently they are just sending me a letter saying they're are working on fixing why it still says in their computer that they're still trying to schedule a central office hearing. Expedited they tell me nothing takes to months to withdrawal a request when no hearing was every scheduled. They will take so long they are going to schedule a hearing take even longer with my appeal say it was my fault they now have to cancel it even though they had the request months before it was scheduled. Who can help with this matter? I am so furious for the past week it was they are waiting to pick it up to review.

[Navy4life]

Sorry I am not following what you are saying?  Can you be a bit more clearer on your post and what you are trying to do?

[Buck52]

As long as you have submitted an NOD your fine.

Just wait until you get that letter from VA of there explanation as why they.

So when I called today apparently they are just sending me a letter that states we are trying to withdrawal your request for a hearing. It was faxed in on the Feb 8 and my motion to advance was granted and the VA sent me a letter dated on the Feb. 26''. 

just make sure your NOD DON'T RUN OUT& Make sure you get that letter of explanation.

.JMO

...................Buck

 

 

 

 

so just wait until you hear from the VA if you don't hear back from them within 10 days call them Back

'BVA just keeps up the Delays;;

''So when I called today apparently they are just sending me a letter that states we are trying to withdrawal your request for a hearing. It was faxed in on the Feb 8 and my motion to advance was granted and the VA sent me a letter dated on the Feb. 26.

[Gastone]

Am I correct, your at the BVA, represented by a VA Accredited Appeals Attorney who has rrequested that your RO BVA Hearing be cancelled and moved to DC, right so far?

If the above is close to being accurate, what more can you really do? That's what the Lawyer gets his 20% of your Retro for. I have to ask, what does your Lawyer give you as a Guestamit on future Time-line?

You were, 100% down with your Attorney cancelling the Local BVA Hearing, what type of Hearing was initially Scheduled and by whom, you or the attorney?

On occasion, an attorney's motive for changing an imminent Hearing, could be considered somewhat suspect.

Impossible to tell you, to kick back and relax, I know. However, really what can you do now? Even if you had the BVA DC Hearing tomorrow, do you really expect an Award/Denial Remand the following week?

Semper Fi

[jfrei]

Sorry for the typo. I had a orginally requested a central office hearing in my NOD. Jan 10 appeal was certified to the board, Feb. 10 motion to advance on the docket, and on the 26th it was granted. On March 8 after a Nova conference with my attorney it was unanimously agreed with everyone in the conference it would benefit me to withdrawal my hearing request because one we had a transribed DRO hearing and second once the judge sees the facts he will see how they were bound by my service departments Formal LOD hearing. So he faxed it in where they processed it on the 9th. When I call the case management number for an undate they tell me there is something wrong with their computer because it still says they are trying to schedule a hearing and they have the withdrawal and the granted motion to advance/expedite my appeal. But to be not worried because they sent me a letter stating just that and that they are working on my appeal. Sorry guys my anxiety is getting the better of me I am trying not to think about my appeal its just this tick that won't go away in the back of my head.

Edited March 29, 2016 by jfrei

[jfrei]

I guess someone will finally be looking at it soon.

 

Edited March 30, 2016 by jfrei

[broncovet]

I would recommend 2 things:

1.  Get a hobby to occupy yourself in the long BVA wait.

2.  Ask your attorney the questions you asked us.