VA Remands and How Long They Take
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- VA remands are common occurrences in the VA disability claims system. Learn what a VA remand is and how the process works, why a VA claim may be remanded, how long a remand can take, and what happens after your claim is remanded by the BVA (Board of Veterans' Appeals). Please leave us your questions or comments below and thank you for watching today!
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Most informative remand video out there! Thank you!
Well my remand started Aug 30-2018- next month will be 3yrs for me - PLUS total appeal time /claim time 4 me is 10 years so far - As4Evidence Everything been there for at least 8-9 years - VA claims 4 me has been nothing but a nitemare on elms street with no ending in sight - But Good video anyway on point with factual events !!! CCK do get people there just dues !!!
That’s insane
It took me 50 years.
I'm in the same boat as you bro I just got a real man decision today and I've been dealing with this appeal process for over 8 years.
Been dealing with this 2013. Absolutely ridiculous.
I will probably be the last veteran in the legacy appeal process. One claim was denied and ultimately changed to a remand from Appeal. Now, years later, it's still in the remand mudhole. I'll give an update next year
If an unaccredited company helps you with your VA claim can they charge you? The VA states - Unaccredited individuals who prepare, present, or prosecute VA benefit claims, or hold themselves out as being authorized to do so, are in violation of Federal law.
What is an accredited representative?
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) accredits three types of representatives Veterans Service Organization (VSO) representatives, attorneys, and agents.
Great Question! We have a video that does through, attorney fees, costs and accreditations that you may find helpful! cck-law.com/video/attorney-fees-costs-and-accreditation-video/
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Thank you!
Is there a way too find out where you are on your remanded claim?
You must be the most beautiful girl in the world, in my prince voice! Great job explaining this, l worked for the Texans Cheerleaders, you have a twin, l know Christian will agree, Veterans hire only one law firm! Only only on, CC and K!
Thank you. Exactly the info I was looking for
Thank you for tuning in! Have a great day.
Let me put this another way, can VA Claim Insider and others like them charge you while helping you in your claim?
This link to VA's Office of General Council lists the requirements of individuals to represent Veterans. They also have an accreditation search. If you have any questions about fees charged, there is also an email to reach out to on this page. Hope this helps! www.va.gov/ogc/accreditation.asp
@@CCK_Law Thank you, I have already looked at this several months back.
Do BVA judges review one appeal at a time or more than one at a time?
Multiple claims.
@@WAAA51 that's what I figured. Which is why they screw up so many appeals.