That was the successful conclusion of my case........ but it wasn't.
As it turns out, they remanded a bunch of stuff back to the Regional office. They ruled on my Spine (cervical) in my favor.
In the ruling, they remanded the Psych claim along with most of my secondary conditions back to Regional office. and here we are almost 2 yrs later and I have heard nothing......
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JuanP
That was the successful conclusion of my case........ but it wasn't.
As it turns out, they remanded a bunch of stuff back to the Regional office. They ruled on my Spine (cervical) in my favor.
In the ruling, they remanded the Psych claim along with most of my secondary conditions back to Regional office. and here we are almost 2 yrs later and I have heard nothing......
Any thoughts?
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Ok, so, if I understand your question, you got a BVA remand, and nothing yet from the RO implementing the remand? This happens more often than it should. I had to fight the RO to get them to imp
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With similar advice, I did something similar and b/c of it I sit today at 90%. I emailed McDonald's office with major issues at the Waco RO. Within days I had the WACO RO office call me and tell me
JuanP
OK guys, something new with this I guess. I was going through my medical records and it seems my PT ROM measurements last December would have basically qualified me for an increase. My cervical
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