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What happens if I do not start my appeal on time?

If you do not start your appeal on time, the VA’s decision will become final.  Once the VA’s decision is final, you cannot get the VA benefit you were denied unless you either:
* show that the VA was clearly wrong to deny the benefit or
* send the VA new evidence that relates to the reason the VA denied your claim