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What happens after the VA receives my Notice of Disagreement?

The VA will either grant your claim or send you a Statement of the Case. A Statement of the Case describes the facts, laws, regulations, and reasons that the VA used to make their decision. The VA will also send you a VA form 9. "Appeal to Board of Veterans’ Appeals." with the Statement of the Case. You must complete this VA Form 9 and return it to the VA if you want to continue your appeal.