Your appeal is waiting to be sent to a judge

[Mr cue]

 try to see what is the timeline is of veterans 

Who appeal was at this point to the decision.

Was it a cavc remand or just appeal.

 

[Freedom101]

On 4/22/2021 at 2:18 PM, spirit_grt said:

How long did it take to get in front of the judge?  Mine was filed 12/2019 and still says waiting for judge assignment.

Did yours get finalized? Mine has been waiting since Oct 2020

[Freedom101]

On 4/23/2021 at 12:45 PM, andrewdc said:

Our appeal was filed 2/20 and it’s still pending judge review

Did yours get to a judge yet? If it did when was it sent and what is the current status?

[spirit_grt]

7 hours ago, Freedom101 said:

Did yours get finalized? Mine has been waiting since Oct 2020

Still waiting to be assigned to a judge.

[blahsaysme2u]

i got a decision back in November...just for some perspective.

hope that helps...sorry you guys are having to wait so long. im not back at the docet myself for misapplied EEF...so another 2 years and i might officially be done with this mess

[Whodat]

Even with Legacy appeals?

[broncovet]

Legacy makes it worse.  You see, this requires VA to do a Statement of Case, and Suplemental Statement of case, each time you add new evidence.  

Further, legacy means your BVA appeal will have to be "certified" by your VARO.  It was explained some time ago that "certified" by the VARO should take 2 hours, but it can take more than 1 year.  

It adds paperwork, with little benefit to the Veteran.  Did you ever win a claim because it was 'certified' to the board by the VARO?  I haven't either.  

 

Oh, yes, there still are "old school" people around who recommend legacy, mostly because they often "dont like change", and want to do it the way it was always done, even tho that may mean it takes 2-5 years to get a BVA appeal done and implemented.