Get READY for the NEW VA Claims Timeline Changes in 2024

Attorneys Matthew Hill and Carol Ponton talk through the new information about the updated timelines for VA Claims. They discuss based off the slides given at a recent VA Conference. All this information is good to have an idea on how long it might take to get your claim decided!

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[edlauderback]

My original claim from 2000 took 21 months to be decided. My request for increase only took 4 months and I went from initial 40% to my current 80%. Once I got there it was easier and faster to increase and/or add conditions.

[NAVIETVET]

It took me 4 years almost to the month to get my decision. I had summit 4 supplemental claims. I am a Vietnam Vet

[tommarinevet]

Since talking to the DRO in November 2023 on my HLR still waiting to fix the error he found...this is all crap.
VBA plays with the numbers

[jerryr]

Nice tidbits of information. Now I know my 1st claims are done by least experienced person's. I like the timeliness also. I don't have to check every day.

[typical-dad]

Yes. They are going a lot faster by just denying right off the bat. But, I’m not bitter. Really. 😅

[tonyperkins]

My HLR took nearly 11 months. I have friends HLR went well over a year. I don’t know of anyone who had a HLR in 3 months. The dishonesty from the VA is criminal.

[cubansli]

You mean it is not someone sitting down naked at their computer while watching TV?

[inked_icons]

Day 110 on first claim… not a word yet, no c&p

[leonardcrawford]

I've been waiting almost three years for a claim that they keep sending me to CMPs over and over

[ivetk]

I have been waiting 31 months for New evidence appeal to be docketed

[rickydavis]

How do I hire your firm to start my va claim.

1st timer USCG

[subicstationditosailor]

I'm 3 years into a MH claim waiting for a judge.

[danieljustdaniel]

i have been schedule for an ACE phone appt for Oct 5th a Saturday for my GERD claim. Is this now normal to have a phone interview instead of face to face?

[ShadowlessRonin]

Speed up and quality down. They denied me before my c&p even got back to them for review so how does that work.

[inteland]

I submitted a claim for sleep apnea recently VA received it on the 20th of one month, rated 50% and case closed on the 4th of the following month. Letter mailed on the 5th. So 14 days from receiving to award. I have never waited longer than 30 days for any of my claims. I have 34 rated disabilities 32 direct service connected, 2 secondary, and one denial.

[CarlosLocke]

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