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What happens after I give VA evidence?
The VA will review the record of the hearing and other new evidence, together with the evidence the VA already has. The VA will then decide if it can grant your claim. If the VA cannot grant your claim and you appeal, the VA will send the new evidence and the record of any local hearing to the Board.
