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All I can do is laugh at this point. I suppose I am happy with the positive part, but the second half is being remanded to AMC.
The remanded appeal has been there since December 2015 (AMC), does anyone have any contact info for AMC? All I can find is a fax number.
I am trying to find out where my retro pay is, new percentage change, and what's going on with the other half of my appeal.
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The Training letter that regards BVA partial grants is here somewhere. If the claim goes on too much longer (I assume the BVA made an award) you can copy off the training letter and send it to th
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SecurityForces I personally would send them an IRIS as a complaint ( there is a complaint pop down box for IRIS) referring them directly to the Fast Letter above on partial grants from the BVA..
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It may help. You have to be proactive and wait 2 weeks, then check to see if it DID happen. The VA is like a four year old where you have to check to make sure they do everything you tell the
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