Veterans Affairs officials go to Capitol Hill today to defend the agency's progress on tackling the backlog of veterans' disability claims. About two-thirds of veterans who apply for disability have to wait more than four months for a response. Undersecretary Allison Hickey said VA was moving faster to process applications, but she didn't expect the backlog this year to shrink to the size it was a year ago. She said many of those veterans with pending claims already received some disability benefits. A House panel called the hearing. Lawmakers were frustrated that VA still processed claims on paper despite plans to move to an electronic system.
I've been waiting since june 2010.
ReplyDeleteThey are the slowest , I've had to contact Andy Harris to see if he can help.
All they ever tell me , "It is still in progress", I think they are waiting for me to die.
Over two years , good ole government workers.
They are hoping the Soldiers will give up. The beuorocrats job is to stall payments.The curent pig running the V.A. dont give a s##t.
ReplyDeleteMy husband put in a claim from the vietnam war some 35 years later. It took 5 years for the paperwork to be processed. We would get a letter every now ans again stating his claim was still being processed. Some of these veterans just dont file a claim. Not worth the heart ache and remembering all the details.
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