Letter

VRB holding application

Protect the time limit this week. You can supplement the medical case later. The letter is the clock — count it on Deadlines first.

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Veterans’ Review Board
reviews@vrb.gov.au
GPO Box 1631
Sydney NSW 2001

Application for review

Name: [to complete]
DVA file / client number: as per the decision letter
Claim number: [to complete]
Decision dated: [to complete]
Date received: [to complete]

I apply to the Veterans’ Review Board for review of the decision identified above.

The decision I want
[to complete]

Why the decision is wrong
I will file a short comparison of the DVA rating and the treating specialist’s rating, with the GARP M descriptors, as soon as it is ready. I lodge now so the time limit is protected.

I ask the Board to accept this as an application. I will send further evidence. Please confirm receipt in writing.

Yours faithfully
[to complete]

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