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Old 06-14-2013, 07:56 PM #3
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Check out the sticky, "before you start your claim", it has lots of good info.

Great advice !

The process can be overwhelming, Cass. As Janke suggested, break it up into smaller portions. If you type out the responses on the computer, you can cut and paste, or add more pertinent info when you think of it.

Plan for this to take YEARS, then be happy if you can get your approval sooner. Best of luck that this goes smoothly and quickly for you.
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