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63Charlie

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As of today, I think we won the appeal.

I'll have to call my lawyer tomorrow for a briefing.

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As of today, I think we won the appeal. I'll have to call my lawyer tomorrow for a briefing.

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SOP for dealing with all matters VA is just like the US Army was, "hurry up and wait".

The VA instructs one to hurry up, and then you wait.

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Maybe? just have to wait for the decision.

Hope you won!!!

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4 minutes ago, Buck52 said:

Maybe? just have to wait for the decision.

Hope you won!!!

My attorney has VBMS access.

Can he give me the skinny?

 

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yes he should be able too!!!

 

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The VA creates cryptic messages just to f*** with us.

I am going out on a limb here and say it looks good,

Hamslice

 

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Yes, HE COULD probably give you the skinny.  However, my suggestion is you wait, as you will know in due time.  Your attorney doesnt want you calling him every day, just because ebnefits changes.   Im sure he knows ebenefits is unreliable, and he will wait for the (decision) in VBMS.  He will call you when he gets notification of "real" news, ebenefits is "fake" news.  

I dont think your attorney will want to "speculate" on what ebenefits means, thats like asking:

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What does it mean to my claim when my 3 year old neighbor girl suddenly stops playing with dolls?

It means your 3 year old neighbor stopped playing with dolls, and ebenefits remains unreliable and not up to date.  

PS:  "About a month" after ebenefits made a major change similar to yours, I got a decision where I was granted benefits.  Yes, I know how frustrating it is to wait on VA.  

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After checking my VBMS file, my attorney said it has not posted, but that it typically takes the BVA at least a week or more for them to post their decision, after I see the decision on my VA.gov. account.

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