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Years ago I filed a BVA PTSD appeal which was update as follows:
Disability compensation appeal updated on June 4, 2019
Status: The Board made a decision on your appeal
Issue on appeal: Service connection, Post-traumatic stress disorder
Submitted on: September 20, 20160
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In the view details section, it was a C&P remand request.
On August 98th, 2019 the C&P was conducted and the exam information (DBQ or C&P ???) was sent to the local (Oakland California RO) for review. I expect another year or two before I hear anything.
My question is:
VA.gov still shows the claims as GREEN and not closed but a decision being made. Since Ebennie's shows nothing other than an AB8 letter showing not service connected from years ago, will VA.gov update or will Ebennies update with whatever decision is ultimately made from this point forward?
Thank You
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