Well, I still haven't gotten a message.
My Timeline - Currently Waiting on VA for Ratings
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I haven’t gotten my orders yet either
That's normal, my timeline isn't.
Honestly I considered it, but with the severance I’ll be at 100% VA. So I still keep my base access. The main difference that my lawyer told me is tricare. I’m to the point where I just want to move on.
How did you know your 100 percent P&T?
When going over my findings with my lawyer. In the findings, it said the I was eligible for chapter 35. My lawyer also confirmed I am P&T
They said i'm permanently retired for the DOD not sure on if im P&T VA
Update:
Referred - July 26, 2022
Legal - August 1, 2022
C&P complete - August 29, 2022
NMA - September 28, 2022
CA - October 4, 2022
PEB Accept - October 7, 2022
Unfit - November 29, 2022
VERA - Confirmed that rater is working - Jan 6, 2023
VA closed - 17FEB2022
Findings 10/90% - 01MAR2023
Election of FPEB - 08MAR2023
Docketed for FPEB - 24MAR2023
Received Attorney - 05APR2023
FPEB - 20APR2023
FPEB Findings - 02MAY2023
Accepted FPEB Findings and submitted VARR - 17MAY23
VARR Completed - 21JUN23
Final Findings 30/90% PRDL - 28JUN23
Finally done with the board!!!
Referred - July 26, 2022
Legal - August 1, 2022
C&P complete - August 29, 2022
NMA - September 28, 2022
CA - October 4, 2022
PEB Accept - October 7, 2022
Unfit - November 29, 2022
VERA - Confirmed that rater is working - Jan 6, 2023
VA closed - 17FEB2022
Findings 10/90% - 01MAR2023
Election of FPEB - 08MAR2023
Docketed for FPEB - 24MAR2023
Received Attorney - 05APR2023
FPEB - 20APR2023
FPEB Findings - 02MAY2023
Accepted FPEB Findings and submitted VARR - 17MAY23
VARR Completed - 21JUN23
Final Findings 30/90% PRDL - 28JUN23
Finally done with the board!!!
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Congrats,
I know you've been waiting forever. I finally separated yesterday, so I'm right there with you on the gravy train.
Thank you! My family can't wait to retire!
Is there a current estimated time frame of long your case is with the VA? I know the process has sped up just wanted to know the backlog.
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It seems the timelines are speeding up but everything is subject to change
Yea I completely understand nothing is certain and each case is different just wanted a general idea. My case was accepted 3 weeks ago so should be getting a call from the peblo soon.
Mine was sent to the PEB June 6th and accepted by them on the 12th. We are anxiously waiting as well. Hopefully soon.
Me and you are super close to eachother lol. I was gonna call my peblo next week for any updates.
your VARR took two weeks?
how long did it take for you to hear back about your VARR?
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