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3Hotdogs

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1. Call, or better yet, GO to your local Congress representative's office.

Reply to marie999 (Original post)

Wed Oct 28, 2020, 07:16 PM

Oct 2020

They have contacts with V.A. that you and I don't.

Then, go to your local V.A. office. Each county is supposed to have such an office.

Bring all documents.
Good luck.

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Fiduciary account [View all] marie999 Oct 2020 OP

Call, or better yet, GO to your local Congress representative's office. 3Hotdogs Oct 2020 #1

Thanks, I will go to my VAO. marie999 Oct 2020 #2

I second 3Hotdogs' advice: call your representative in Congress. JustABozoOnThisBus Oct 2020 #3

Good news. marie999 Oct 2020 #4