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Personal Hearing for Veterans’ Appeals

How To Request A Personal Hearing for Veterans’ Appeals

You have the right to request a personal hearing for Veterans’ Appeals.

What is a personal hearing?

A personal hearing is a meeting between you, your representative if you have one, and the person from the VA who will decide your case.

There are two types of personal hearings:

  • A hearing with someone from your local VA office
  • A hearing with a member of the Board of Veterans’ Appeals

How to get a hearing

You can request a personal hearing with a local VA official at any time by sending a written request to your local VA office.

Or you can request a hearing with a member of the Board of Veterans’ Appeals when you fill out your VA Form 9. If you want a personal hearing with a member of the Board, you can choose from several different types:

  • A hearing in Washington, D.C., where the Board of Veterans’ Appeals is located.
  • A videoconference hearing at your local VA office between you and the Board Member in Washington, D.C. This is usually the quickest way to get a hearing with a Board Member.
  • A hearing at your local VA office with the Appeal’s Board Member present.

The appeal process can be frustrating and very confusing. 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. Call Cameron Firm, PC today at 800-861-7262 for a free consultation. We are here to help you secure the benefits you deserve.

This article is for educational and marketing purposes only. It does not create an attorney-client relationship.

 

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