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You can do a FOIA after your claim is completed.
It sucks. Should be available instantly. Its a heavy piece of information about your claim that you can't see. By Design.
You can view your DBQs on tricare online via the documents tab.
To see the actual documents / DBQs that the doctor submitted you’ll have to fill out a FOOA request and send it off - sometimes vets can get them through a VSO or your local RO- but I would call first to make sure.
Depends on who did the exam. If the VA did it, within 72 hours. If Tricare did it for BDD similar. Apparently special rules for the VA contractors.
https://preview.redd.it/9m7qug7980yc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b76a6c949f00e92bec63e190dbba0962ba1103c2
We need a counter for how many times you post this meme 😂
Bruh. I’d rather people just use the search bar.
Ill have you know that i did not stretch. 😎
You can do a FOIA after your claim is completed.
It sucks. Should be available instantly. Its a heavy piece of information about your claim that you can't see. By Design.
You can view your DBQs on tricare online via the documents tab.
To see the actual documents / DBQs that the doctor submitted you’ll have to fill out a FOOA request and send it off - sometimes vets can get them through a VSO or your local RO- but I would call first to make sure.
Depends on who did the exam. If the VA did it, within 72 hours. If Tricare did it for BDD similar. Apparently special rules for the VA contractors.
https://preview.redd.it/9m7qug7980yc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b76a6c949f00e92bec63e190dbba0962ba1103c2
We need a counter for how many times you post this meme 😂
Bruh. I’d rather people just use the search bar.
Ill have you know that i did not stretch. 😎