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Soliz

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If you happen to have your last award letter or rating decision, it should say.

The norm is 5 yrs but, some vets have RFEs like in 18 to 36 months.

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Everyone is right.  Normally it is five years but it could be one year to three years depending on what the rater said about your condition.  You might not get called back at all.  It all depends on the VA and the raters.

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14 hours ago, Bwaveteran said:

If you happen to have your last award letter or rating decision, it should say.

The norm is 5 yrs but, some vets have RFEs like in 18 to 36 months.

I checked, and it didn’t say any about reevaluating.  

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33 minutes ago, vetquest said:

Everyone is right.  Normally it is five years but it could be one year to three years depending on what the rater said about your condition.  You might not get called back at all.  It all depends on the VA and the raters.

I see .  I am going to try not to sweat it.   ultimately I  want to feel better so I am just gonna continue with therapy and if I get re-evaluated in the future, so be it.  Thanks to all who always reply!

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On 6/22/2019 at 11:55 AM, Soliz said:

I checked, and it didn’t say any about reevaluating.  

go to ebenefits and look at your letters.. generate all that are there.

one of them should have a date that will indicate something (in the future from the award date) will happen.

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