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What is an Appeal to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals?
An appeal is your formal request that the Board review the evidence in your VA file and review the law that applies to your appeal. The Board Can either agree with your decision or change it. The Board can also send your file back to us for more processing before the Board makes its decision.
