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saxman
Hi Everybody, I hope everyone is having a blessed holiday.
I had a C&P exam 6 weeks ago and the QTC office just sent it to the VA. The doctor told me in the exam that my back condition is related to my service. He went on to do another exam and found out that I have pain running down my legs from my lower back condition. My question is if he noted on the exam he sends to the VA as secondary to my lower back condition do I have to do a separate claim for that condition?
Thanks for any replies!
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Gastone
Why take the chance, file the Secondary FDC, YESTERDAY. Don't rely on the VA Rater to catch it. Anytime you get a New DX of anything that could be an SC, File the FDC. Semper Fi
Gastone
If I were Sax, I'd copy the Clinician Notes where the New DX Is discussed, scan that as a Pdf and attach it along with a Scanned copy of a 21-4138 (Stmt in Support of Clm) discussing the New DX Condit
Buck52
Go to the VBA (Veterans Benefits Administration) at your VAMC Request a Copy of this exam. they will have it or look it up in the computer. I got my QTC exam report from QTC by fax an
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