Navigating the Veterans Benefits Administration Documents
This article provides insight to the Veterans Benefits Administration. As a U.S. Veteran, it is important to know your rights! If you are a veteran researching the Veterans Benefits Administration, you may sometimes feel like you are reading a foreign language document! Additionally, there are many acronyms and abbreviations that are frequently used. Therefore, if you familiarize yourself with the terms it may be a little easier to navigate the system.
Below is a list of the most commonly used:
- ASPEN Automated Standardized Performance Elements Nationwide
- BVA Board of Veterans’ Appeals and also
- DRO Decision Review Officer as well as
- MAP-D Modern Award Processing-Development additionally
- NOD Notice of Disagreement
- OIG Office of Inspector General RAM Resource Allocation Model
- SOC Statement of the Case
- SSOC Supplemental Statement of the Case
- VACOLS Veterans Appeals Control and Locator System
- VBA Veterans Benefits Administration
The most important thing to remember is that you have the right to appeal any negative decision or denials regarding your VA benefits.
Cameron Firm PC has certified Veteran Appeals Lawyers on staff who will fight with you to secure the benefits you deserve. We understand the sacrifices you have made. So call our office today at 800-861-7262 for a free consultation. Then we can begin to evaluate your benefits denial and discuss your right to appeal.
This article is for educational and marketing purposes only. Thus, it does not create an attorney-client relationship.