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scooter318

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Hi Everyone

I posted this morning asking about the completion date, and I just saw that now my case has been closed. Seeing that it's closed could I call the 800 number and find out what the outcome is  or can I have the law firm that representing me find out or do I just wait.

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6 hours ago, scooter318 said:

Hi Everyone

I posted this morning asking about the completion date, and I just saw that now my case has been closed. Seeing that it's closed could I call the 800 number and find out what the outcome is  or can I have the law firm that representing me find out or do I just wait.

You can check on ebennies on your disabilities page, or by VA summary/benefits letters. Some people try and call Peggy, but I don't think they do that over the phone. Hope the news is positive for you!

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scooter318 Peggy is what we affectionately call the VA info line on claims. 800-827-1000. Take whatever they tell you with a grain of salt; it is verbal and some reps are much better in getting accurate info to you.

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Peggy will not tell you the outcome of your claim, they will tell you to wait for your letter.  If you have a VSO or lawyer though they should be able to access VBMS and tell you the status though.

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Is this a new claim or a existing claim ? The reason I ask is if you already a claim open (a new claim) and you open another, usually what will happen is they will close your most recent claim and "combine" it with the other.

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