When a military Veteran files a disability or benefits claim with the Department of Veterans Affairs for compensation due to injuries that occurred in military supply, they are not required to rely solely on medical evidence. In circumstance, since soldiers rarely go on sick call when they are injured – and since supply medical records are not always preserved or accurate – Veterans are encouraged to rely on lay evidence or testimony to substantiate their claim. In circumstance, when a Veteran introduces lay evidence into the record the VA Regional Office (VARO), Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA) and…
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November 7, 2011
Guide to the Use of Lay Evidence in a Veterans Benefits Claim
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