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Yeah, unfortunately for my case, it wouldn’t have even been added at the Narsum anyway. I didn’t get diagnosing medical evidence until my case was already with the medical officer.

I am currently awaiting my formal, as I said, but have been working with my new attorney, and he said that this happens to a lot of people, specifically because we are told to only talk about our referred condition in our personal statement, but that is incorrect. We are supposed to talk about...

USN here. I am in a lightly similar situation. VA and IPEB never looked at my last VA exam which gave me almost all of my disability % and it was never reviewed for a fitness of duty; now I'm having to appeal to add the condition. I finally heard back and my FPEB date is scheduled for 09JUN22...

well, I requested my FPEB today, and it's already starting off poorly since the doctor who measured my ROM for a VARR did it incorrectly. Hoping the FPEB reviewers ask about it so I can explain myself. kind of wishing I just accepted findings now lmao

yeah, I’m just hoping to have my formal date scheduled by the end of May at the latest. I saw an Army person requested a formal and their’s was scheduled for July, and they’ve been moving pretty fast, so that makes me nervous lmao

God, I hope it doesn’t take that long. it’s making me wonder if I should just accept, but I can easily get the retirement as long as they add my other condition, so I’ll stick it out

Hey, so sometimes the reason you go to presiding is because they disagree on your DOD % as well. That's what took mine so long. I got my findings yesterday, 09MAR, and sign tomorrow, but I was with the presiding officer since 14FEB and the PO officially decided my DOD % on 24FEB. SO it could...

has anyone requested an FPEB recently and can shed light on the timeline to receive a formal date? I was told expect 1-2 months after signing my elections sheet, but the timelines have been super off recently, just want to see if anyone else has any experience?

Today is the day. UNFIT 10% DOD 30% VA. Submitted 22SEP21 With MO 15OCT21 with Presiding Officer 14FEB22 I am appealing to a formal board to have another unfitting condition added, and am doing VARRs for both things I claimed since the PEB never reviewed my last VA exam yet.

I'm happy for the new cases getting findings but it's so irritating seeing cases from October and on getting findings. my case was one referred, super cut and dry, and I've heard nothing besides it was with presiding 3 weeks ago. and I have to appeal to FPEB which is the worst part. I just want...

Yeah, hard to believe because my case is physical, one referred, cut and dry

what sucks for me is I’m a physical case, submitted SEP.

happy for these new cases, but how in the shit are cases that new being processed faster than older ones I just want my findings lmfao

Yeah, I emailed her and she just told me she hasn't gotten September findings back yet and she'll let me know when she gets mine. so I emailed Mr. Krauer and asked him if my case was with the medical officer or past it and he told me that my case had been with the Presiding Officer since around...

I was thinking the same thing. makes absolutely no sense

correct. my peblo has been useless. my attorney has been updating me, so you could also check with them if your peblo gives you the typical cookiecutter response

Joint Disability Evaluation Tracking System. it’s the report that comes out every week that tracks every person with a case in the PEB

Doesn't mean you will either. they don't work on first come first serve basis. You could very well be waiting until May for any findings at all, unfortunately