patience is a virtue no doubt, just continue to follow up, and see it through. Myself I have conceded the first round of fights with the DoD and taking my battle to the VA as a civilian.
Have you tried talking with a VSO? I had to sign a power of attorney but by next week he said he'll be able to see my case and give me updates.This process if really wearing me thin, I would really appreciate some advice or words of encouragement, as it would really help me.
My proposed ratings have been complete since Feb 11, and were sent to PEB Feb 12th.
I have yet to sign my DA 199.
I called the PEB office in Washington DC earlier this week and the lady behind the phone said " My PEBLO should be calling me soon".
I talked to my PEBLO yesterday and he said usually the PEB has it for 2 weeks and then sends it to the command., but he has not seen the ratings yet.
Does this sound right? Am I just being impatient?
From what I've read on these boards is people generally sign their 199 days after the VA finishes the ratings...
Thanks
This process if really wearing me thin, I would really appreciate some advice or words of encouragement, as it would really help me.
My proposed ratings have been complete since Feb 11, and were sent to PEB Feb 12th.
I have yet to sign my DA 199.
I called the PEB office in Washington DC earlier this week and the lady behind the phone said " My PEBLO should be calling me soon".
I talked to my PEBLO yesterday and he said usually the PEB has it for 2 weeks and then sends it to the command., but he has not seen the ratings yet.
Does this sound right? Am I just being impatient?
From what I've read on these boards is people generally sign their 199 days after the VA finishes the ratings...
Thanks




patience is a virtue no doubt, just continue to follow up, and see it through. Myself I have conceded the first round of fights with the DoD and taking my battle to the VA as a civilian.

LOL you've been in the process for less time then me, I pretty much have giving up on trying to rush them, especially when I was told I would be a couple of months a year ago. Also remember since your are a reservist, your timeline is supposed to be longer than for active duty members. Be glad your not Army since all those cases that got picked up by Providence are probably been sent to the Personnel Command at the same time creating another backlog for those guys o top of the one it created for the people been rated at providence.Well ladies and gentleman I am rapidly approaching a month from when my case was finished by the VA, and the PEB still hasn't gotten back to my PEBLO. I am loosing it this is just getting ridiculous like seriously cause look at what the VA says for a percentage and match it with the unfitting condition it can't be that hard seriously. Anyway I'm still here still trying

Yeah mine says that too. Been saying that since October. If VA rep said they have it all, they most likely do. That is the same thing I was told. But the VA and my PEBLO both said they have everything. I think it's in regards to our final documents and such....which we do not have yet because the process isn't over. I believe the whole ebenefits thing is really more geared to veterans and not those who are still on active duty going through the IDES process.My ebenefits says "evidence past due is requested", anyone else have this comment? My VA rep said its becuase I'm active duty and they want a DD214, but that my package is still good to go.
My ebenefits says "evidence past due is requested", anyone else have this comment? My VA rep said its becuase I'm active duty and they want a DD214, but that my package is still good to go.
Mine has been in "preparation for decision" for over a month now, I am definitely not excited. I have no clue why its taking long to get a rating.Ebenefits will say that until you officially get your DD214 in hand and submitted to the va. When ebenefits moves to "preparation for decision" that's when it's time to get excited. This is the most painful part of the process, good luck and know your time will come!
got my ratings 70 dod 80 va permanent retirement.