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Migraine Claim approved at 50% today after BVA remand
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MKAH
Hello everyone,
Today I was on Ebenifits and saw that my Migraine claim had updated to 50%, bringing me up to 80% total. VA.gov shows no information on this claim..?
I did some quick math and backpay will be about 22,068, less 500 for doctor exam and letter, and 4,413 for my attorney = 17,154.
Anyway, I have not seen a direct deposit so I presume that large amounts take a little longer to process?
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Hello everyone, Today I was on Ebenifits and saw that my Migraine claim had updated to 50%, bringing me up to 80% total. VA.gov shows no information on this claim..? I did some quick math a
GBArmy
MKAH Conrats! That's super. Yes; it can take a while to get your back pay. The higher amounts take more time because more hoops in the signature circuit. And each one is a little different, but somet
MKAH
Hi Hucast21, See the timeline below for the Migraine claim. Looks roughly like: 6 months for the claim to first denial 10 months for the denial SOC on the NOD 6 months for BVA approva
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