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Average Days to Complete as of 6/27/2012

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Medic1sg	Average Days to Complete as of 6/27/2012		Lead	[-]
Posts: 90 Jun 29 12 2:39 PM	Tags : None Removed because of some stupid regulation that says I can share this information! Sorry. Edited 1 time by Medic1sg Jul 3 12 12:49 PM.
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rhagans		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 202 Jun 29 12 4:38 PM	sorry the Seattle data is considerably off now at 660 days
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Sgt Fury		#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 9 Jun 29 12 6:14 PM	Winston-Salem BDD 220.3 While waiting now up to 396 days, I'm finally above average at something.
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AKSKLS		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 50 Jun 29 12 6:54 PM	Do any of you ever wonder what they are doing with your BDD claim when you submit it up to 6 months before you retire? Think they take that into account when they are showing their average days to completion or if its strictly from the discharge date? If its strictly from the discharge date, we all now they are taking a hell of a lot longer to complete.
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NCVetMan	Calender or Work Days	#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 173 Jun 29 12 9:35 PM	When you say average days to complete are we talking calender days or work days? I have heard it both ways. Take Winston Salem Quick Start for example. 409.9 calender days would be about 14 months while work days using 20 days a month would be about 20 months. I m taking into account weekends and holidays. Does Anyone Really Know What Time It Is? HooAhh
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jdv123		#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 18 Jun 29 12 11:03 PM	BDD claims were suppose to be a 180 turn around from what I understand. But i don't think they actually start the clock until you turn in that final DD214! I know i sat there with my final DD214 and didn't realize i was suppose to turn that in "again" with my claim. That put me back about a month. Was my bad for missing that. But think the clock don't start till then. You can of course be doing your dr visits in the interim up till then. Just my take from my experience.
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Medic1sg		#6	[url]	[-]
Posts: 90 Jun 30 12 6:18 AM	Days are work days not actual calendar days from what I can find. Of course that isn't what is briefed to congress so it looks better! BDD clock starts ticking the day after you separate. Example I retired 30 June and my BDD claim started officially 1 July.
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m109howitzer	Medic1sgt	#7	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3414 Jun 30 12 7:04 AM	Thanks for that little bit of information. Waited one year for NY RO to get r done. Now switched to Roanoak VA RO. Another year wait . This is insane.
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MikeyD		#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 311 Jun 30 12 9:32 AM	I wonder if an average compensation claim takes about the same as an IU claim?
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NCVetMan	Winston Salem Said	#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 173 Jun 30 12 10:24 AM	My VSO told me that a Supervisor in Winston Salem told him/her that the average time to complete a claim back in May was 700 days to complete and/or 280 days after Ready for Decision. Like I said in an earlier post I don't know if this is calender days or work days. I hope its work days as calender days can drag this out to 2 years but I guess its calender days as mine is now 18 months old. BTW, my claim is for an increase in percentage. Other types could be different. HooAhh
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m109howitzer	Roanoak VA	#10	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3414 Jul 1 12 10:02 AM	When I first saw this post I saw something next to Roanoak where my claim was sent. It showed 79 claims as D1BC.now it show average time is greater than my RO in NY which farmed out the claim WTF. this is really getting depressing. Who was it who said any claim movement is a good thing/??
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wireman2511		#11	[url]	[-]
Posts: 53 Jul 1 12 11:52 AM	I got farmed out to Roanoke on June 2, 2012. Prep For Decision. I don't get it. NYRO Claim is 610 days in the system as of today. Average me with a guy who got his claim done in 1 day and we have a claim completion average of 305 days. Total BS.
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wireman2511		#12	[url]	[-]
Posts: 53 Jul 1 12 4:01 PM	What does D1BC mean ?
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Medic1sg		#13	[url]	[-]
Posts: 90 Jul 1 12 6:19 PM	D1BC = Day One Brokering Center (Don't ask for a definition because I am going to have to look it up tomorrow!)
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strikeZ		#14	[url]	[-]
Posts: 52 Jul 1 12 6:47 PM	When I applied, Winston-Salem was at 120 days for BDD, now it is 220. I have my claim at 240 work days, and still waiting. It was farmed to Saint Petersberg on June 1st. VA is going backwards. Edited 2 times by strikeZ Jul 1 12 6:52 PM.
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jdv123		#15	[url]	[-]
Posts: 18 Jul 1 12 8:06 PM	Day One Brokering Center – A special team established to assist Regional Offices with processing claims of disability compensation claims. The current mission is processing Quick Start claims.
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m109howitzer	D1BC	#16	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3414 Jul 2 12 6:56 AM	Now that makes sense to me. Your claim, and mine start from day one again. Roanoak has a logner completion time than NY RO> Oh boy here we go again. If the men returning need to get back to work why dont they quick train them in claims processing. I think a combat vet would understand the problems facing the old farts, and the new guys better than a civilian. YES< NO ??? should be a requirement for senior raters and DROs Edited 1 time by m109howitzer Jul 2 12 7:03 AM.
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Streetwalker		#17	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1794 Jul 2 12 12:05 PM	15 months and counting right now. What's funny is I took a buddy in the same day I filed my claim. He's a VN vet and filed a claim for the first time. His claim was settled before I got my C&P exam. He then got his brother in to file a claim. His claim has also been settled. Both of their claims took less than 90 days to settle. Portland OR regional office.
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m109howitzer	Streetwalker	#18	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3414 Jul 2 12 3:18 PM	I have been dicking around in this system for 6 yes six years tyring to get things straight.
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m109howitzer	D1BC	#19	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3414 Jul 2 12 3:52 PM	Been trying to find out more about D1BC. It seems like there may be a few RO with teaMS TO FINISH CLAIMS THAT HAVE BEEN DECIDED BY A DRO. IN THAT THE DRO MAY HAVE FOUND SOMETHING IN THE APPEAL TO GET AN EARLIER EFFECTIVE DATE. THIS MAY BE GOOD NEW FOR ME, AS I FIRST WENT TO VA IN 2006, AND GOT NOTHING. I have been trying to get them to find out about my heart claim in 2006.
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