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So it seems you must use a form to initiate a CUE
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I called the 800 number today to ask about the status of my CUE submission. I spoke with Gayle and she told me unless I submit a form the letter I wrote would just sit in my file with no action. She told me to submit a 21-4138 "Statement in Support of Claim" and reference the documents I sent in for the CUE. So she did say the letter I sent was in my file, and confirmed they received it, but she explained that many Vets will send in documents they want in their file, but if you do not submit a form there will be no action. Does that sound right??? I know I looked all over the forum to see if there was a standard form and did not see any suggestions for a particular form. So is this a new procedure, or did I miss where someone posted the Form for submitting a CUE. So I guess I am heading to the regional office tomorrow to submit a form. LOL
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I agree- the general consensus here a few weeks ago was for veterans to file the CUE on a 21-526 EZ. I had to file my recent CUEs on specific forms that widows need to use now, pertaining to accr
Vync
@ROMAD Since the appeals process changes in 2019, the VA has become accustomed to wanting a specific form for different types of claims. But based on what Dustoff posted from M21-1, there really is no
Dustoff1970
Carefully read the following first sentences and info straight from the VA manual M21-1 for claims adjudications and this is current and came straight from the VA VBA website. Additionally a claim fo
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