So to kill time, I have been reading 2022 BVA decisions. I have seen a few cases that are pretty similar. For example, Vet 1 filed a claim for a disability 10 years after service, had an event or injury while in service, a current diagnosis, no IMO or anything, was granted. Vet 2 pretty much same scenario, denied.
Lots of cases that I have read is pretty much lowering my morale level. In example, I had an event or injury while in service, a current diagnosis as well as a diagnosis while in service. I have read one denial case that stated that disease and or injury did not manifest within 1 year after service. My retirement physical did not include x rays even though I did identify my symptoms. How does VA knows if it did or didn't manifested within a year after separation?
Also I see lots of remands at BVA level. Even though I see somes cases with IMO,s some have favorable c&p exams but still get remanded. Most of the appeals is under the legacy system, if there are so many denials and or remands, how will the legacy appeal system meet the 2022 deadline? I don't think that the legacy system won't be exhausted until 2024.
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So to kill time, I have been reading 2022 BVA decisions. I have seen a few cases that are pretty similar. For example, Vet 1 filed a claim for a disability 10 years after service, had an event or injury while in service, a current diagnosis, no IMO or anything, was granted. Vet 2 pretty much same scenario, denied.
Lots of cases that I have read is pretty much lowering my morale level. In example, I had an event or injury while in service, a current diagnosis as well as a diagnosis while in service. I have read one denial case that stated that disease and or injury did not manifest within 1 year after service. My retirement physical did not include x rays even though I did identify my symptoms. How does VA knows if it did or didn't manifested within a year after separation?
Also I see lots of remands at BVA level. Even though I see somes cases with IMO,s some have favorable c&p exams but still get remanded. Most of the appeals is under the legacy system, if there are so many denials and or remands, how will the legacy appeal system meet the 2022 deadline? I don't think that the legacy system won't be exhausted until 2024.
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The trouble with reading the decision alone, is that you did not get to read the facts of the case, that is, the Veterans cfile. There is a lot of interpretation going on here, and there is a wide va
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At the present time, I believe the VA already announced that they will not meet their end of year 2022 goal of eliminating all the legacy appeals. With that said most of the BVA decisions are either d
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I had no idea the health problems we could have after service. I also had no idea what the VA would really do after service. They really never laid it out well other than here is an exam and here is
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