March 25th, 2011, 04:07 PM
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as a trained and very active dav service officer, i fully endorse the utilizing of the dav to have power of attorny to handle your case.
i higly recommend getting a trained (nso) thats short for national service officer to run with your case.
each and every case is unique so, you need someone very well versed in the va systems of operations as per title 38 cfr.
also its imperitive for you to make very clear your case and show as much documentation as you can provide the nso.
that and following up on everything as well as keeping every bit of correspondance about your case. make copius amounts of copies of everything, as va tends to lose stuff with some of the pin head bureucrats at the regional hq's being proven jerks.
the dav helps reign these clowns in.
also there is the appeals process and finally the coup de gras for va regions is a full blown congressional investigation. they extremely fear just speaking the word congressman, especially if they are belligerant to your case and have jerked you around.
regards jeff hueygunner dav chapter 144 dept of new york.
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