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Veterans going through VA appeals process wait an average of over 900 days. Kristina Derro, Esq. The Department of Veterans Affairsâs (VA) âappeals resolution timeâ shot up to 923 days in fiscal year 2013 â thatâs up 37% from 675 in the previous year, according to the departmentâs annual performance report. The appeals resolution time is the average time it takes for a denied claim to work through the VAâs appeals process. That means veterans are waiting nearly three years on a decision as to whether they will receive crucial disability benefits.
If you requested a BVA appeal, the VA will prepare a summary of the decision to deny you benefits and send it to you. The agency will not do this quickly; it will take several months. When you receive this summary â called a statement of the case (SOC) â you must file your actual appeal to the BVA within 60 days of the date on the SOC. You are required to use VA Form 9, Appeal to Board of Veterans Appeals to file your BVA appeal. You can find Form VA9 at www.va.gov/vaforms. After you have filed Form 9, the VA regional office will transfer your file to the BVA. Again, it will take the VA several months to transfer your file.