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Episode 25: Appeals Modernization Act (AMA) Data and Results for Veterans
In February 2019, VA implemented the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act of 2017 (AMA). The process for appealing VA benefits decisions is drastically different under AMA as compared to the former Legacy appeals system. Upon implementation, VA was hopeful that the new system would help deliver decisions in a more efficient and effective manner by simplifying and streamlining parts of the Legacy appeals process that typically contributed to increased wait times. Has AMA been successful in doing so up until this point? Find out by tuning in to this episode of the Veterans Legal Lowdown.
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Related FAQs
- Can I Opt-in to Appeals Reform Once It’s Enacted?
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- When Will Appeals Reform Take Effect?
- Once I Join, Can I Opt Out of the Rapid Appeals Modernization Program (RAMP)?
- Does RAMP Change the Process for Filing an Initial Disability Claim With VA?
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