I received an IRIS response a couple of days ago regarding my husbands Grant/Remand from BVA. Based on the letter, my grant is being worked at the RO and is "pending" review. The Remand (for TDIU) is at the ARC, but is soon to be sent back to BVA for a final decision (which means it was denied, I think). The letter is below. My question: We recently (this week) got a letter from my husband's doctor stating that in his opinion, he is unable to work and unemployable due to his disabilities. Should we go ahead and send this in? If so, where? To the BVA, ARC or both? Or should we wait on the SSOC?
Also, any other interpretations of the letter? Thanks for any help!
Here is a portion of the letter:
It appears a decision has been made on a portion of your appeal. At this time, our records indicate the decision is pending review and processing at your regional office. No other action is needed from you at this time. However, if further information is needed you will receive notification by mail. We are sorry that we are unable to give you a timeframe for this final stage in the appeals process. We appreciate your continued patience.
A review of our electronic records indicates at this time your file is physically located at the Appeals Management Center, in Washington D.C.. Your file is being prepared and reviewed to be sent back to the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA) for a final decision. Prior to it being sent to the BVA you should be provided a Supplemental Statement of the Case that will detail any new information.
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Kelly Severance
Hello Hadit community,
I received an IRIS response a couple of days ago regarding my husbands Grant/Remand from BVA. Based on the letter, my grant is being worked at the RO and is "pending" review. The Remand (for TDIU) is at the ARC, but is soon to be sent back to BVA for a final decision (which means it was denied, I think). The letter is below. My question: We recently (this week) got a letter from my husband's doctor stating that in his opinion, he is unable to work and unemployable due to his disabilities. Should we go ahead and send this in? If so, where? To the BVA, ARC or both? Or should we wait on the SSOC?
Also, any other interpretations of the letter? Thanks for any help!
Here is a portion of the letter:
It appears a decision has been made on a portion of your appeal. At this time, our records indicate the decision is pending review and processing at your regional office. No other action is needed from you at this time. However, if further information is needed you will receive notification by mail. We are sorry that we are unable to give you a timeframe for this final stage in the appeals process. We appreciate your continued patience.
A review of our electronic records indicates at this time your file is physically located at the Appeals Management Center, in Washington D.C.. Your file is being prepared and reviewed to be sent back to the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA) for a final decision. Prior to it being sent to the BVA you should be provided a Supplemental Statement of the Case that will detail any new information.
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jfrei
But if they send it without waiving the RO review it will Delay there appeal with the BVA their reason because the new evidence might change. The RO view except it doesn’t do a thing except delay it t
Berta
Claimants do not need to waive AOJ anymore- per Fast Letter 14-02 https://vetaffairs.sd.gov/veteransserviceofficers/Resources/Fast Letters/FL14-002.pdf If you are at the AMC, by all means s
jfrei
Why is it they send it in the SSOC to sign from the AMO to waive it if they have a fast letter, they’ll forget exists?
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