Reversal on ebenefits

[2NDMARDIVDOC]

So my ebenefits status went from prep for notification to prep for decision approval then back to prep for decision. What the hell os going on? 

[Gastone]

As long as it doesn't go from an FDC to a Reg A$$ Claim, be patient, one way or the other, a Decision will eventually be made.

I don't see an SC % listed on your profile?

Just be sure that whatever bank account is set up as your VA Direct Deposit account, the notifications are set to Txt & Email you real-time regarding all financial transactions.

I've always got my Retro direct Deposit 2 - 4 weeks before anything showed up on E-Ben. As for the actual Award Letter, anywhere from 2 to 4 mos after the Retro hit.

Have to admit though, this past 01/03/16, E-Ben had a mid 12/2015 Award Listed, Retro Hit a week later. Maybe E-Ben has finally got their act together. A 04/16 EED CUE Review Retro hit 07/16, E-Ben still showed it as an open claim when I received the Award letter end of 08/16. E-Ben was a little slow on that one.

Semper Fi

[2NDMARDIVDOC]

Thanks Gastone, 

my situation is this. I'm currently 70%. 40 for hearing, 30 for shoulder, 10 for  tinnitus and 10 for bhronchitis. 

I submitted a FDC in February for mental condition to include PTSD, (which was submitted with a ton of evidence including a completed  DBQ) a bladder condition (CUE from years back) and secondary shoulder condition. 3 conditions total in this most recent claim.

I have been scheduled for CP for the bladder and shoulder for Jan 4th of 2017.  Nothing scheduled for the mental health claim. It's been at least 3 weeks since my ebenefits stated "prep for notification" and nothing  hit my account and nothing in the mail. Then a few days ago it went back to pending decision. 

So now that you have the details, any thoughts? 

Edited December 28, 2016 by 2NDMARDIVDOC

[Gastone]

The PTSD DBQ, was that the result of an actual VA Forensic C & P Psychiatrist or Psychologist PhD?

A PTSD DBQ completed by any other Private or VA MH Clinician, takes a backseat to the Mandatory VA Forensic PTSD C & P Exam using the DSM V criteria. The Secondary Shoulder & Bladder issues could be resolved without the need for a C & P, providing the necessary Compelling Evidence (Med Recs & DX's) are in the hands of the Rater.

Semper Fi