bcnr

TLDR; Was diagnosed bipolar 2 while serving AD in the Marine Corps, was subsequently medically retired. I believe this to be a misdiagnosis and I am looking for advise, knowledge, etc in navigating this situation with the goal of reenlisting To be more detailed, I had a fairly bad bout of...

Good morning. I am new here and was looking for some feedback. I was discharged from the Marine Corps in 2010 for a personality disorder, even though I had an in-service diagnosis of Adjustment Disorder with Depressed Mood documented before separation. Years later, the VA rated me 100%...

2023 3rd BCNR Denial Observations The defendant the United States uses BCNR DES Denial decisions, without considering service member missed on all benefits of in service due process of the actual des system, which would at a minimum, have with a PEBLO officer, notified him of VA system...

Hello everyone, I am a USMC veteran. I separated in September, 2018. I have a service-connected disability for only PTSD of 100% P&T (through the VA) I am discharged with an honorable. I submitted form DD-149 to BCNR. I should have at least been looked at for a MED review because I have on my...

Does anyone have guidance on this? I submitted a BCNR (Marines). I was rated low initially but after one year hit 30% and it’s gone up from there. The wild card is that I was DQ’d after being recalled for the surge in 2007, approximately one year to the day I was Honorably discharged. I know...

So after many years I got my Re4 code and JFV changed to a Re3g and a JFF for being able to re-enlist in the military with a waiver. Unfortunately my waiver was given a “processing not justified” and I want to appeal this but there’s nothing I can do. As long as I don’t have a RE1 code I’m not...

4 days ago I got the letter from the BCNR stating that they changed my re4 code to an re3g. Unfortunately, the recruiter doesn’t care or want the letter. He wants my new dd214 showing that it got changed. How long does it take to get that new dd214? The decision was officially made on May 1st.

Hello, after a long while I finally got some relief. February 12, 2019: sent in my case. next week: got a email detailing that they got my case and my docket number. January 28, 2020: I got my Advisory Opinion. April 16, 2020: my case went through a Final Legal Review. May 1st, 2020: A...

As of now I’ve been a little over the 15 month mark. I’ve been diligently waiting on the BCNR to give me a final decision so I can get on with my life and rejoin the military. I got laid off not too long ago and I have nowhere to go. the last ive heard is that I got my case to go through a...

Last week I got a response to my congressional inquiry about the status of my case. Which at this point has been at the BCNR for 14 months and 3 weeks now. They told me that on April 16 they did a final legal review. They told me the next step is adjudication and then a decision will be made and...

Hello, today I got a response from the BCNR in regards to my case. The BCNR said that on April 16th, 2020 they did what they called a final legal review. Then it talked about how they will be adjudicating it and then sign off on it by the director. They made it sound like I’m not very far away...

So after 14.5 months as of today I still haven’t heard anything back from the BCNR. I started this process on 02/12/2019. This virus has also slowed down everything over there. I still don’t have a number or a way to contact them. Pretty much any phone number I do come across no one answers or...

I just heard from someone that the BCNR is not going to be at work processing paperwork and cases for the next 5 weeks due to this virus outbreak. Is this true?

So it’s been 14 months now and I’m getting fed up with this. I feel like this gonna be one of those over 18 month cases. Especially with this virus outbreak happening. They still won’t give me an update on my case. I just don’t know what to do anymore.

So after a delay due to this coronavirus I got my congressional sent to find out where my case is. I don’t get why I just can’t get a straight forward answer to my emails but that’s how this clock ticks. Why have an email and a phone number if you’re not gonna respond to it?

So I was wondering if the BCNR has gone back to work yet? Or if they’re still processing and making decisions from home?

I was rated at 70% VA and 0% DOD. I have a genetic condition that the VA rated since it may have been “aggregated” by my service. The DOD found the opposite, saying that it was the normal progression of the disease. My attorney recommended an appeal because it “couldn’t hurt”. Today I found that...

Hello, I’m curious about something that’s been rattling in the back of my mind for a while now. If I prove through the BCNR that the adjustment disorder I was diagnosed with in the Navy was wrong, along with getting an RE4 code for it. Can I sue or hold the doctor who did it responsible?

I was wondering if anyone knows how this virus has affected peoples cases and the BCNR processing and making decisions? Are they taking a vacation and not going to work because of it?

So I got a email today from the BCNR. The email stated they got my rebuttal and the put my paperwork back in the que for further processing. I’m hoping that means that they’re continuing further with making a decision. It would really help me out if I could get an exact answer instead of telling...