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OK,

Just sent an email, with a signed VA Form 20-10206 attached, requesting a copy of my C-File.  I checked the boxes for Claims File, Treatment Records, Financial Records and Disability Exams.

This will be a test on how long it takes to get. 

I will update what I see when I see it,

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Sent email 11:03 PM 1/24/2022

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Email to where?    Never mind, checked form. That’s new. I don’t do anything with this so I don’t see them very often 

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OK, Just sent an email, with a signed VA Form 20-10206 attached, requesting a copy of my C-File.  I checked the boxes for Claims File, Treatment Records, Financial Records and Disability Exams.

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There is no line item for it- it costs nothing except time and some postage. 

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Email to where?

 

 Never mind, checked form. That’s new. I don’t do anything with this so I don’t see them very often 

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1 minute ago, pacmanx1 said:

VA began charging

 

1 minute ago, pacmanx1 said:

digital age it may be different

what i was wondering. i thought that was the case. one freebie and then charged. didnt know if there was update on cd's

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