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paulstrgn

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I have had an appeal with a judge at the BVA since January 7, 2019. It says it takes about 1 - 2 months once it goes to a judge. It is now more than 3 months, does anyone know how long it actually takes?

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with this nre RAMP going on  its hard to say   RAMP has to prove its self as for as the promise to a 125 day decision..I believe its getting worse. just have to wait and see??

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I would be patient.

A buddy's case went before the Judge on November 18th and was decided December 4th.

He only had two issues, but it was fairly quick.

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As for the new RAMP program I think it is stuck in the mud and cannot get out.  I filed a claim for secondary disability after the deadline for the change over.  It took a month before it was posted and is supposed to be completed by December of this year according to vets.gov.  So much for speedy claim reviews.

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The Peggy 800 number told me that on February 14, 2019 RAMP went away (at least they are not calling it RAMP). When I did file in August 2018 with the BVA it was via RAMP, now it is something else. I only have two items so I would think it would be quick (obliviously not). I was originally was able to call the BVA 800 number but now it is all apart of the Peggy 800 number system. I need to learn patience since waiting for the BVA to decide is like watching paint dry. 

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