What happens after BVA win?

[11cvolley]

I don't care about how long, but rather what happens. I read a lot but idk which fits my situation and fellow veterans. For us veterans that have already been receiving VA comp and just won a better backdate; with a lawyer. What comes next?

 

[broncovet]

After you receive a favorable BVA decision, the VARO will send you another decision "implementing" the Board decision, and you will get the applicable retro.  

Its possible to appeal the VARO decision if you think they did not properly implement the Board decision, or if you dispute the effective date(s).  

[11cvolley]

I'm going to keep this updated.

[10-11-2018] #800: received BVA decision on 09-27-2018; confirmed established backdate; rep says they have 30 days from 09-27-2018 to start working on it.

[10-22-2018] #800: BVA decision is being worked on and is in the 6th stage of 7 stage. Last stage is notification according to the lady. She could not provide any information about any audit.

Edited October 22, 2018 by 11cvolley
Update

[XVIIIAIRBORNE]

Hello 11cvolley.  Did your file go to the Appeals Management Center (AMC) after the BVA's decision or the Regional Office (RO)?

So, you are at 15 days after the BVA's decision?

[11cvolley]

17 hours ago, XVIIIAIRBORNE said:

Hello 11cvolley.  Did your file go to the Appeals Management Center (AMC) after the BVA's decision or the Regional Office (RO)?

So, you are at 15 days after the BVA's decision?

I want to say it never went to AMC. I was denied a 100% rating back to X date, but was granted IU back to X date. So my lawyer said there was no need for an appeal.

Around 15 days, yes.

[11cvolley]

[10-22-2018] #800: BVA decision is being worked on and is in the 6th stage of 7 stage. Last stage is notification according to the lady. She could not provide any information about any audit.

[11cvolley]

Feeling a little anxious. Assuming there is no back peddling. Does anyone think i'll see the backpay before December?