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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI have some questions about the VA.
I am a retired Vet. had a few things happened to me while I was in.
some of it documented in my med record, some not.
how long and how many hoops am I going to have to jump thru
to get a claim processed?
thanks
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I have some questions about the VA. (Original Post)
littlewolf
Oct 2014
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Quite a few, but most centers have a volunteer that will help fill out the
Frustratedlady
Oct 2014
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Frustratedlady
(16,254 posts)1. Quite a few, but most centers have a volunteer that will help fill out the
forms. You need to have all your information gathered up, though.
Make sure everything is filled out or they will reject it, which will delay the process.
pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)2. Get a service rep from one of the major veterans organizations
They often have offices at VA hospitals. You can contact one of the groups to find one, but the best bet is to ask around among vets in your community first to find a good one.
A service rep knows the claims process, can answer your questions, and will handle all the submissions and correspondence for your case, relieving you of that burden.
Good luck!
UTUSN
(77,303 posts)3. File a claim, get it started. You can fill papers yourself to start. n/t
