4 Reasons to Appeal to the CAVC vs. Supplemental Claim Lane: VA Claims

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[@donalddodson7365]

Thank you both. Good to know what may lay ahead if VA denies, again.

[@djlevert1]

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[@NymtheRobot1984]

You're motion graphics in the intro and the overlays of your names that came up were really good! Thank you for the information!

[@donclayton5820]

I was before a law judge over 5 years ago still waiting on the VA to decide what was remanded back to them!!!

[@willjohnson846]

Also, while it is true that by filing a supplemental cliam you can lose your earliest effective date, there are method to have the VBA award an earlier effective date.

[@marievaughn2211]

My husband has several illnesses listed under Agent Orange. Does he file one claim at a time per disability, or does he put it all in one claim?

[@willjohnson846]

How long does it take to appeal to those higher options you mentioned? I have found that by filing a supplemental claim with new and relevant evidence the previous decision can be decided and reversed quicker...

[@willjohnson846]

They key variable as mentioned in the above video is whether you have "NEW" and "RELEVANT" evidence not previously considered in the earlier decision.

[@teeybannister]

@@willjohnson846 that “new” evidence could just be a statement

[@jeromelester9038]

Thanks for sharing this

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[@outdoorguy845]

I never heard of c a v c. I thought it was supplemental claim or higher court of appeal or BVA. I was denied and appealed to the BVA. But today I had DAV changed it to supplemental claim. I just recently got a Nexus letter from my doctor, therefore I think I'm better off going to the supplemental claim since they told me in the denial letter I did not have a Nexus letter. Also I'm thinking going supplemental claim would be much faster since I'm told the bva takes 2 years or more

[@chrismalloy1168]

I am coming in for a decision. The VA made an error and closed the claim as they were looking for medical records at a center that the veteran was never treated. I have a letter prepared if the decision does not grant us a R rating. The letter describes what a day looks like from a nurses point of view along with my degrees and license. It also has the R rating criteria in the letter. The claim is now reopened thanks to the FDVA advocate. We are awaiting the decision. I am sorry that I did not submit that evidence in the original filing. I was advised not to submit during the claim process as they told me it would slow the claim down. I hope this was true. I do believe he will be connected to the secondary claim but whether we get the R is another question. He is 100% and an L1/2 at this time. He is blind, has dementia.cant walk, has CHF all secondary to his original claim. He is 100% for neuropathy with a lot of other issues connected. We filed this June as the care to keep him safe at home is cost prohibitive. Original claim is back in 2010.

[@thepipercalls]

You fail to mention that new (or overlooked) evidence cannot be entered at the CAVC level (even if that was what you were trying to enter at the lower court). It can apparrently only decide if a mistake can be made..

[@michaelmuhammad8372]

Thank You!!!

[@louc8782]

Are there court fees if the claim is not reversed?

[@combatdouglas1306]

Filing fees get paid up front.

[@markcinco8405]

They kinda mixed that up a bit. Contingency. So you only pay if you win, except not at CAVC, which CC&K does NOT charge if they take your case.* *They can't take every case and they won't tell you why not yours.

[@jaimiegonzalez67]

Is 16 years too long to submit supplemental new and relevant evidence?

[@derekcasanares4785]

Interesting video

[@carlospadron488]

Do you guys know if VA acknowledges diagnosis you get from Dr in another country??

[@aidamontanez1708]

So if u were denied "SC-migrains" bc not found occurring during service, but you were able to find the VA has the medical records where u were seen and treated - What route would be best to get it SC'ed

[@teeybannister]

Supplemental route. Upload the medical records you found

[@trriley6262]

My name is Theodore Lemley and I want to know if you represent veterans like myself . I am a Vietnam veteran trying to get My agent orange and other disability but I’m not getting any where. I need help please.

[@combatdouglas1306]

Do it yourself. You should be 100%.

[@combatdouglas1306]

Not hard. You're presumptive.

[@CCK_Law]

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[@edparker6069]

@@CCK_Law how much does it cost to represent me about agent orange?

[@chrismalloy1168]

Go to your veteran service officer in your community. Have your DD214 with you and all relevant medical records. Look up diseases connected. There are many conditions that are connected to Agent Orange. If your assignment to Vietnam is not present on your DD214 call your Congressional Office and get complete service record. If you even stepped foot in Vietnam it will be there. Jan 9th 1962 is the first time GIs in Vietnam were exposed. My service rep danced around for 2 years before I realized he was giving me a song and dance. The Congressional Office has the records.

[@combatdouglas1306]

3.350 (f)(3) you want a case , respond here .

[@combatdouglas1306]

Sound too low.

[@sarabellamoore]

Not

[@noneya61]

Does a vet have a chance in hell for a disability that was service related but never treated or documented?

[@chrismalloy1168]

I would apply. When you are in service you usually do not have the illnesses that develop from war and show up years from the service date. Think of diabetes. That is Agent Orange connected. My husband got diabetes 10 years after discharge and proceded to develop every complication known to the disease. He got connected for all of it 40 years after Vietnam. We had no idea that diabetes was related to Agent Orange. The Manasota Lighthouse for the blind in our area were the people who told us of the VA connection.