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Does C&P exam mean the VA is leaning towards a favorable answer
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Chris Barnes
This is my third time applying for disability for major back disability. I am disabled by SSN for back issues that started in the Gulf War. I was rejected twice from VA (they said no proof it was service related). I finally at the local VA found records that do show several sick calls and physical therapy done back then.
This last time I put in for disability, they made me do a C&P exam. I am now waiting on my letter. Since they did a C&P this time, does that mean I will probably get a favorable decision?
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pacmanx1
Short answer, due to the new evidence that you have located, VA is more likely to grant your claim, don't quote me but more likely. If VA grants your claim, pay close attention to your effective date.
ShrekTheTank
Chris that would mean someone else told the VA what to do and they listened! Yes this makes the most sense, but sadly this is not the VA works. They will want their own test and own people to
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Welcome and I am sorry to hear you are having a difficult time dealing with the VA. I am also a gulf war vet and it took a bunch of years to get them to SC most of my disabilities. Have you ch
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