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Claim Denied! : How to Appeal a VA Denial of Benefits by John D. Roche (2008, Trade Paperback)

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CLAIM DENIED!: HOW TO APPEAL A VA DENIAL OF BENEFITS By John D. Roche **BRAND NEW**.

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Product Identifiers

PublisherPotomac Books, Incorporated

ISBN-101597971162

ISBN-139781597971164

eBay Product ID (ePID)57208510

Product Key Features

Book TitleClaim Denied! : How to Appeal AVA Denial of Benefits

Number of Pages210 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year2008

TopicMilitary / Veterans

GenreHistory

AuthorJohn D. Roche

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.5 in

Item Weight8.3 Oz

Item Length8 in

Item Width7.8 in

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Synopsis"The VA is not your loving Uncle Sam who opens his wallet and says, 'Here you are, nephew--a $1,000 check per month for the rest of your life. That should take the pain out of your service injuries,' " writes John D. Roche. Far from it, he reveals. Though the Veterans Claims Assistance Act of 2000 requires Veterans Affairs to assist veterans in developing the foundation to support their claims, in reality if you rely on the VA to find and develop the evidence necessary to grant benefits then your claim is likely to be denied. Claim Denied! will help those veterans whose benefits have been denied correct the mistakes they made when they submitted their original claims. Appealing a VA decision is not an impossible feat, Roche says, but a veteran's story must be presented in a well-organized and logical format, so any reviewing authority is able to understand the issues as they relate to the laws. This book explains in detail how to develop and present a successful appeal., "The VA is not your loving Uncle Sam who opens his wallet and says, 'Here you are, nephew--a $1,000 check per month for the rest of your life. That should take the pain out of your service injuries, ' " writes John D. Roche. Far from it, he reveals. Though the Veterans Claims Assistance Act of 2000 requires Veterans Affairs to assist veterans in developing the foundation to support their claims, in reality if you rely on the VA to find and develop the evidence necessary to grant benefits then your claim is likely to be denied. Claim Denied will help those veterans whose benefits have been denied correct the mistakes they made when they submitted their original claims. Appealing a VA decision is not an impossible feat, Roche says, but a veteran's story must be presented in a well-organized and logical format, so any reviewing authority is able to understand the issues as they relate to the laws. This book explains in detail how to develop and present a successful appeal.