Is the VA still accepting the DBQs, as they have retracted them from their website?

[Sharm]

 

Will the VA still accept the DBQs with claims?

[jbasser]

Here is some additional information regarding the VA's removal of the DBQ's

Expect them back fairly soon.

https://barr.house.gov/2020/4/rep-barr-introduces-veterans-benefits-fairness-and-transparency-act

 

This issue has crossed our path several times on the Radio Shows. The issue was sent to Congressman Barr and he acted.  

 

[blahsaysme2u]

On 8/27/2020 at 1:33 AM, jbasser said:

Here is some additional information regarding the VA's removal of the DBQ's

Expect them back fairly soon.

https://barr.house.gov/2020/4/rep-barr-introduces-veterans-benefits-fairness-and-transparency-act

 

This issue has crossed our path several times on the Radio Shows. The issue was sent to Congressman Barr and he acted.  

 

we should all be writing our congressmen/women and representatives to support this Bill!!!!!! this is great forum to get the word out about it! thanks for the info. i am personally going to write mine tonight!  (links below if you want to do the same!!!!)

https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

https://nwyc.com/frontpage

 

[63Charlie]

Done.

[ShuMan]

Yes! The VA has to accept all credible medical evidence. With that being said, I would not expect to get rated solely on the DBQ. Plan for a C&P exam. 

[El Train]

22 hours ago, ShuMan said:

Yes! The VA has to accept all credible medical evidence. With that being said, I would not expect to get rated solely on the DBQ. Plan for a C&P exam. 

This is correct.  I included medical nexus from an outside Dr. stating in their opinion 'it is more likely than not, caused by in service events'.  This triggered many C&P's.  Some successful, some not.  The successful one's got me 100% P&T.  Otherwise I'd fight the hell out of the denials and most likely would have won.