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Rivet62
This isn't a question. It's a suggestion for claims filers.
Yesterday, when I went on VA.gov to check my claim status, it showed a nice list of everything I had uploaded for my TDIU claim/increases. The trouble started when I saw Request 1 and Request 5 and Request 4 all changing on a weekly basis and all with due dates, BUT none of them specified what they wanted me to upload. I made sure to call Peggy and they couldn't see what was wanted. So to cover myself, I uploaded word documents stating that the request(?) lacks descriptions, and I named the file uploads as Lacks_description_of_what_is_wanted.docx. I would return to VA.GOV to check my claim status, and I would notice these as pending and then they would disappear and be replaced with another no-description request and so on.
I got the idea that I better copy and paste what I'm looking at, including the list of all the supporting documents I uploaded. Yesterday's list states everything I uploaded, true to the names I had given the files. Today's list does not! Well, to be fair, many of my uploads were simply supporting documents in place of the forms I couldn't get from my past employers.
I would suggest that vets keep checking the files that VA acknowledges, and copy and past the list into a Word document and save it according to what date is shown.
I know that when you 'print' a webpage to PDF that you can set the preference of having a time stamp and source (the url) display at the bottom and print with the PDF you're creating.
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