Posted on Nov 1, 2016
Cpl Ropell Henderson
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Posted in these groups: Chhhfnmfuj 1420036448753 VA Claim
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SPC Paul Jennings, J.D.
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Generally, a senator or congressperson will make an inquiry into your claim. This normally means a short letter asks the VA to either move your case along or look at a certain aspect of your claim. This can help a stalled claim be resolved, but it won't normally result in much else. After all, this person isn't going to take the time to peruse your claim file and make arguments on your behalf since they are not representing you in regards to your claim, but instead are ensuring that the VA operates efficiently in regards to the claim.
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Cpl Ropell Henderson
Cpl Ropell Henderson
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Thanks Jennings that info help aswell
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SFC George Smith
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not much till you have exhausted all avenues and been rejected...
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CPT Ahmed Faried
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I'd suggest an incremental approach. Contact your Congress representative first. I did so when SallieMae was playing games with my school loans and it was fixed quite immediately.
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