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Should I appeal the effective date? If so, how?
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I had a reexamination where my percentage was increased but my medical records showed that my condition was deteriorated years before. My effective date was the date of decision. Can I appeal? Should I appeal? How do I do it?
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Ddsr
You can appeal if you believe that your claim was not dated correctly. I will also show the choices. On Feb. 19, 2019, VA implemented the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act of 20
pacmanx1
Bronco: The good thing about hadit.com is that when a veteran posts a question, he/she will get different responses. I do agree that the VA can assign a veteran an incorrect effective date and I
broncovet
Correct pacman. We need to see the file before we can figure out if he should get an EED. Again, tho, "virtually every time" I thought the effective date (on my claims) was wrong, it was, and
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