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Dqm71
Hi
I'm confused. I got my SOC couple days ago.
1. Is this the end of my appeal?
2. What is substantive appeal?
3. Purpose of the SOC?
I am 100% disabled with SSD, one month before the VA gave me 10% disability for my back injury.
I just need help with explanations of these steps/processes.
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broncovet
1. No, its not the end of your appeal, UNLESS you fail to timely file the I9. Do nothing and your appeal dies. 2. "Substantive appeal" is legal mumbo jumbo for you need to file the I9. 3.
broncovet
The SOC is a "sign". The sign says: "Your claim has been denied again (usually by the DRO). This is SOP. NOW YOU MUST FILE an I9, within 60 days of the SOC, to send your claim onto the Board
ArNG11
Unfortunately you hit the nail on the head with the filing of of I9. Just like the timeline for the NOD, you cannot, absolutely not let those suspense date pass, other wise you claim is in serious tr
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