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ETS in 1985, military exam but no VA C&P
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kanewnut
I applied for disability and was examined before leaving the military. The VA never scheduled me for a C&P. Is this considered a CUE? I am guessing that C&P's have always been required, but under what circumstances? Was my exam by the military before ETSing the same as a C&P? I have searched but can't find the answer.
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paulstrgn
I agree with bronco, if the military failed to give you an exit exam it's too late to worry about it. I can't remember if had one as well. To do things over I would make sure I kept better records wi
vetquest
Filing a claim as ETS'ing is something new to me, it did not used to be that way. They do not give you a C&P sometimes when you have a claim with the information needed to give a rating. If they
GBArmy
What is the time frame; when did you get the exam and discharge? The VA doesn't always have a C&P to disposition a claim, and no, it isn't a CUE. You don't know where you are in this. I would star
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