PLEASE Need to talk about this ASAP

[11cvolley]

Here is what I just got in an e-mail....

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This is in response to your inquiry to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) dated November 7, 2017.

Thank you for your service to our country.

We apologize for the delay in responding to your inquiry. We are currently experiencing a large volume of inquiries and are working as quickly as possible to respond to each in a timely manner.

On October 13, 2016, we established a claim to appoint a fiduciary (i.e., an individual appointed by VA to assist the beneficiary with their financial affairs) for you, as you were found to be incompetent for VA purposes. This claim is open and in the initial stages of processing. The fiduciary department will contact both you and the proposed fiduciary (if applicable) if additional documentation is required and/or to schedule a field exam. When a fiduciary is approved, the payee in your record will be updated to reflect the name of the appointed fiduciary. We are unable to provide a time frame for completion with regard to this specific type of claim. 

Generally speaking, compensation and pension inquiries are received at the National Inquiry Response Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Like the national call center, we answer questions and concerns based on the information available in our systems (which is updated by the regional office processing the claim).

Unfortunately, our office does not have control over the time our regional offices are taking to process claims. Although we empathize, we are processing each claim as fast and efficiently as possible.

 

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My VA doctor, lawyer submitted everything possible to support me being competent... I can't get a hold of my lawyer and really need someone to talk to me about this. Is it possible this will be over turned BEFORE someone takes over my money?

[broncovet]

Yes..if you talk to a lawyer, a VSO, and a VA employee, you get 3 different answers.  Trust the one who gets paid by you working for you.