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How long does it take the VA to make a decision? On average, it takes about 134.4 business days to complete disability-related claims.

Appears In Navigate to VA.gov and sign in using any of the sign-in options. Click on VA Benefits and Health Care at the top of the VA website. ... Find the claim you are looking for. ... To locate your VA decision letter, click on View details. On the next page, click Get your claim letters. ... Select the letter you need.

Ing to the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA) Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2021 recorded a 32% acceptance rate for legacy decisions and 38.1% for AMA decisions. In addition to a low success rate, appeals often take several years to complete.

Ing to VA published statistics, around 75% of initial disability claims are denied. That sounds like intimidating odds, but phase 2 ? appeals of those decisions ? has much better odds of success, especially when the veteran has the assistance of an attorney.

The process of filing for veteran disability benefits is long and complicated. It can take months or even years to get approved, and most claims are denied. That's why it's essential to understand why the VA denies so many claims and what you can do to improve your chances of getting approved.

It can take the VA anywhere from 90 to 120 days to decide on a claim at the regional office. For some claims, it takes even longer. How long it takes for the VA to consider a claim depends on the workload in the regional office, the complexity of your disabilities, and the completeness of your initial claim.

Pending Decision Approval to Complete: There is one final review after the RVSR's review. The RVSR will send your claim to a superior for one more review, and the VA will make the decision. A VA employee will prepare your decision packet.