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All articles tagged: Claims and appeals status

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    If you disagree with a VA benefit decision, you can choose from 3 decision review options to continue your case: a Supplemental Claim, a Higher-Level Review, or a Board Appeal. Keep reading on this pa...

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    Find out what kind of information you can get from our claim status tool. And learn how to use the tool to upload new evidence to support your pending claim.

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    If you disagree with a VA claim decision, you can request a decision review. Find answers to commonly asked questions about decision reviews.

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    When you file a claim for Veterans Pension, Survivors Pension, VA Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC), or accrued benefits, we review all available evidence (supporting documents) to determine...

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    If you have any questions about your upcoming hearing with a Veterans Law Judge, you or your VSO (or other accredited representative) can email a hearing coordinator. Keep reading on this page to lear...

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    The Foreign Medical Program (FMP) covers medical care that you get in a country outside the U.S. for a service-connected condition. Read this page to find out how to file your claim.

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    If you’re a Veteran or caregiver who’s eligible for general VA health care travel reimbursement, you can file your claims online. General reimbursement covers regular transportation, suc...

  • Article type: Multiple FAQs

    Get answers to common questions about VA-accredited representatives. VA’s Office of General Counsel accredits 3 types of representatives: Veterans Service Organization (VSO) representatives, at...

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    Find out what “duty to assist” means and what happens if we find a duty-to-assist error. 

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    Your claim status tells you where your claim is in the review process. Keep reading to learn about the terms we use for each step of the process.