Military veterans VA Forms converted to Microsoft Word 2003 by Hugh D. Cox, Attorney in Greenville NC, proudly representing the disabled for rightful veterans benefits, Social Security benefits and Workers Compensation throughout  North Carolina

[added June 25, 2008] Pleading for CAVC Record on Appeal RBA Dispute
          Under Rule 10, the CAVC now requires that the Office of General Counsel (OGC) serve appellant with a data disc (in Adobe Acrobat PDF format) of appropriate portions of the C-File (RBA) after the appellant files notice of appeal in the CAVC. These data disc files appear to be copied using high speed scanners. Documents are sometimes not readable, are missing, or appear unrelated to the documents before or after the subject document. This suggested pleading notifies the Office of General Counsel immediately when the data disc is received (page 1) and then follows up with a "Dispute" notice per Rule 10 within 14 days of service (page 2). Rule 10 works to the disadvantage of the veteran-appellant by requiring the appellant to "dispute" the RBA immediately without adequate time to review the RBA.

Application for Accreditation as a Claims Agent, VA Form 21a
        (Issue date is 6/4/2008 while Revision date is May 2007)
        See http://www.va.gov/vaforms/search_action.asp?FormNo=21a&tkey=&Action=Search

Statement in Support of Claim, VA Form 21-4138 (August 2004)

Request for and Consent to Release of Information from Individual's Records VA Form 3288 (October 1995)

Send your requests for Rich-Text-Format (RTF) conversion to hughcox@hughcox.com . (I had no luck in converting the VA Form 21-526 within a reasonable amount of time).

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