H.R. 4864 is the Veterans Claims Assistance Act of 2000. The bill includes difficulties veterans have experienced with the claims processing since the Veterans Administration's implementation of a decision in the case of Morton v. West. The bill requires the VA to assist veterans in obtaining records even though the veterans has not filed what has been called a well-grounded claim. The Subcommittee on Benefits has worked closely with the veterans service organizations, with the VA, and with the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs on this bill. I urge my colleagues to support passage of H.R. 4864, as amended.
Robert Stump: “H.R. 4864 is the Veterans Claims Assistance Act of 2000. The bill includes difficulties veterans have experienced with…”
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Discussing the Veterans Claims Assistance Act of 2000 and its implications for veterans.
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