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HLR or back to board
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As of today, my appeal was officially closed. Overall I won. I was granted 100% P&T, even after some additional exams. However they effective date only went back to July 2020 (date of my last c&p), I originally submitted in November 2018. So missing close to 2 years of pay. The supplemental claim which this appeal was based on did grant me a couple items, which were dated all the way back to November 2018. That decision stated this was because the claim was continuously pursued. My appeal was filed less than a month after the supplemental decision, so in a timely manner. This appeal implementation decision did not use that logic and decided the date of the c&p was the first time they had evidence (I was given 0% rating from November 2018 to July 2020 on most items). Now the question is do I HLR and try to argue they used 2 different methods to determine effective date based on the same evidence, or take it right back to the board? one guy at DAV said take it to the board so they don’t mess with anything else, but I’m not sure if there is any truth in that.
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@pacmanx1I had something like that happen about 10 years ago. The VA sent a proposal to reduce and I promptly responded with evidence to justify continuing the rating %. Next letter I got was a decisi
SPO
So I rolled the dice and went with and HLR. 10 days after submitting, I show retro payment in my payment history and the correct effective date on my benefit summary letter. This brings me to a clo
pacmanx1
Somethings have change, under the AMA program, an appeal straight to the BVA should take no more than a years' time but due to covid it may take a little longer but nowhere near the legacy program. Mo
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