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Veterans who receive unfavorable VA claim decisions from the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA) have the option to submit a supplemental claim back at the Regional Office or appeal to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC). You asked to continue your appeal through the decision review process.For help with your disability claims go to You requested a decision review under the Appeals Modernization Act

New evidence was added to your case, or.

We sent you a Supplemental Statement of the Case (SSOC) because: Please review your Supplemental Statement of the Case The Decision Review Officer is reviewing all the evidence in your appeal. The Decision Review Officer is finishing their review of your appeal

Submit VA Form 9 to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals, or.

To continue your appeal, you have 60 days to take one of these actions: We sent you a Statement of the Case (SOC) that explains why we can’t grant your appeal. They will determine if we need any more information from you. We received your Notice of Disagreement and assigned your appeal to a Decision Review Officer. Please contact your Veterans Service Organization (VSO) or representative for more information.Ī Decision Review Officer is reviewing your appeal VA records show that the Veteran filing the appeal is deceased, so we closed this appeal. The Board of Veterans’ Appeals decided not to reopen your appeal. Your Motion for Reconsideration was denied We decided to overturn the original decision.

Made a decision that changes your disability rating or eligibility for benefits.

Found an error and had it corrected, or.

The Board of Veterans’ Appeals is holding your case open for new evidence for 90 days.Ī judge at the Board of Veterans’ Appeals either: Your appeals file is open for new evidence The Board merges appeals so that you can receive a single decision on as many appeals as possible. The Board of Veterans’ Appeals merged your appeal with one of your older appeals that was closer to receiving a Board decision. The Board of Veterans’ Appeals sent you a decision letter about your appeal. The Board of Veterans’ Appeals is waiting for their decision because it may affect your appeal. The Board is waiting until a higher court makes a decisionĪ higher court is reviewing a group of appeals.

This additional information will help them make a decision about your appeal. The judge is getting more evidence or an outside opinion from a legal, medical, or other professional. The judge is seeking more information before making a decision Your Veterans Service Organization (VSO) is reviewing your appeal to prepare additional arguments to support your case.Ī Veterans Law Judge at the Board of Veterans’ Appeals is reviewing your appeal. Your appeal is with your Veterans Service Organization We haven't assigned it to a Veterans Law Judge yet.

Your appeal is at the Board of Veterans’ Appeals. Your appeal is waiting to be sent to a judge You can also find information about your hearing in the claim status tool. You’ll receive the hearing information by mail. We received your request for a hearing but haven’t scheduled it yet. You’re waiting for your hearing to be scheduled