BVA Time Frame

[pacmanx1]

After the local VARO implements the BVA remand and the veteran disagrees with their decision, does anyone know of the time frame or is there a time frame that BVA has to complete the claim?

[jfrei]

It’s all depends on a couple of things is their a hardship flag on your file...

[Buck52]

jfrei is correct it depends

Certification to the BVA is usually 248 days or longer.

USUALLY 12 TO 18 MONTHS

It depends.

 usually takes 12-18 months to review new appeals and decide whether to grant some or all of the appeal. When you request a review from a Veterans Law Judge at the Board of Veterans' Appeals, it could take 5-7 years for you to get a decision.

NOW I AM NOT SURE  WITH THE NEW AMA? IN PLACE?

[Buck52]

HOWEVER

This is why hiring an experience attorney or  accredited claims agent to represent you @BVA

They may shake their magic wan and wallah  you get a decision faster.

8 months to review new appeals and decide whether to grant some or all of the appeal.

When you request a review from a Veterans Law Judge at the Board of Veterans' Appeals, it could take 5-7 years for you to get a decision.

but like I said with this new AMA going on  there's no telling how long?  I would think it has to be faster .

The 125 days is  new and they say they are meeting about 75%of these clams with in the 125 days in the new system.

they don't say if approved claims or denied? but a decision is made one way or the other.

Edited August 8, 2020 by Buck52 (see edit history)

[pacmanx1]

My apologies, I am referring to an already granted remand being implemented by the local VARO.  There is no hardship that could be claimed. I am referring to my claim that was granted last year and pending decision. My claim has already been reviewed and granted by BVA. I am just interested in if I disagree with the local VARO decision, is there a time frame for the BVA to review and make a new decision?

[jfrei]

Like I said I theres way to many variables these days he’ll I filed a new claim recently was denied what I filed for but somehow they granted me 10% for painful scars since psoriasis is hereditary. Call it whatever they want it’s the same scars.. 

[Buck52]

This might help if you can get through the adds from attorney Chris Attig blog

AND IF YOU CAN UNDERSTAND IT  HE EXPLAINS DIFFERENT WAYS AND A NEW REGULATION THAT KEEPS YOUR APPEAL FROM TAKING SO LONG AT THE BVA

https://www.veteranslawblog.org/expedite-va-remand-process/

[Buck52]

BRONCOVET CAN GIVE BETTER DETAILS ON THIS HE HAS BEEN TO THE BVA A FEW TIMES.

  BUT IN ALL HONESTY I DON'T THINK ANYONE CAN GIVE YOU A DEFINITIVE ANSWER

[Remisdad]

I recently had an appeal remanded to the director of compensation in February. In June my disability was determined to be extraschedular and I was awarded an increase in my disability. I thought my appeal was over but in July I get a letter saying my appeal is waiting for a judge. I had my VSO check on it and it's for the appeal I had remanded. The VARO said I should know something by the end of September. Lol dealing with the VA you never know what's going to happen!