There are two program options for completing the B.S.E. degree in Early Childhood Education: the Initial Certification in PreK-5th grades with an endorsement to teach English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) and the Dual Certification in Early Childhood and Special Education.
Generally, here are the next steps to take: 1) File an appeal right away! 1  If you are denied benefits at the initial level, you should appeal as soon as possible (within 60 days of the date on the denial notice). 2  In most states, you do this by filing a special form called a Request for Reconsideration. ( 3 Some states have no Reconsideration phase.
At Court, the VA will have its lawyers to represent its interest, and so should you. Answer: It varies from case to case, depending on many different factors. An appeal to the Board may take a few years. An appeal to the Court can range from 3 to 18 months, or even longer.Answer: If you are appealing a rating decision to the Board, then yes, you may submit additional evidence.nswer: When we represent you in an appeal from a rating decision, we charge 20% of any past-due benefits that are granted on the claim. When we represent you in an appeal from a Board decision, there is no charge to you.