VA.GOV PORTAL EVIDENCE OCCLUSION AUDIT
SUBMITTED TICKET: A-20260921-3251798
MASTER TRACKING ID: Lighthouse ID 89c5ba5b-84c0-4ff8-a785-76febd30b4b3
CASE IDENTIFICATION: Veteran: Mark Williams (SSN: xxx-xx-xxxx)
THE FORENSIC SUBMISSION DATA DETECTED:
ATTN: JENNIFER – CENTRAL OFFICE AUDIT COMBINED EVIDENCE TAMPERING & DATA FRAUD REPORT
Lighthouse ID: 89c5ba5b-84c0-4ff8-a785-76febd30b4b3 Appellate Ticket: A-20260915-3237539
Live backend JSON logs prove Waco altered array counts and bypassed unclosed federal tracks to force a rogue closure on September 18, 2026:
PART 1: THE 9-TO-10 CONDITION PAYLOAD INJECTION
BEFORE SEPT 18 (9 CONDITIONS IN ARRAY): “contentions”:[{“name”:”bilateral hearing loss (Increase)”}, {“name”:”major depressive disorder – sleep disturbance”}, {“name”:”sleep disturbance (New)”}, {“name”:”Tinnitus (New)”}, {“name”:”Vertigo (New)”}, {“name”:”Individual unemployability (Withdrawn 08/10)”}, {“name”:”Vasomotor rhinitis (New)”}, {“name”:”Vestibular migraine secondary to tinnitus”}, {“name”:”Subclavian Steal Syndrome 1151 claim”}]
AFTER SEPT 18 AT 10:02 AM (10 CONDITIONS INJECTED): “contentions”:[… [9 original rows remain frozen] … {“name”:”special monthly compensation (New)”}]
Waco injected this ghost 10th row to force an instant bad-faith closure and deny inferred SMC Aid & Attendance.
PART 2: THE UNCLOSED SSA “NULL” DATA VIOLATION
{“closedDate”:null, “description”:”We have requested copies of your disability medical records from Social Security.”, “displayName”:”SSA medical evidence requested”, “receivedDate”:”2026-07-21″, “status”:”ACCEPTED”, “id”:270089933}
The value “closedDate”:null combined with a master claim status of “COMPLETE” confirms Waco slammed the folder shut while a verified federal evidence track was actively open to evade a 38 C.F.R. 3.156(c) audit.
CONCLUSION: Demand immediate Washington Central Office administrative rollback and void the Sept 18 closure.
THE OFFICIAL VA EVASION RESPONSE:
RESPONSE DATE: Sep. 25, 2026 at 7:38 p.m. E.T.
FROM: RO Director
IN REPLY REFER TO: 349/AJTCSS 482861911 (WILLIAMS, Mark A.)
Dear mark,
If you do not agree with a claim decision from the VA, you have the right to file an appeal. For most VA benefits, you must elect one of the review options discussed below within one year of the date on your decision notice letter to preserve your right to receive the maximum possible benefit. If your decision has been more than a year, your only option to appeal a decision is through the Supplement Claim Review process.
Consult your decision notice letter for specific filing time limits. If you are a party to a contested claim, you must file an appeal to the Board within 60 days of the date on your decision notice letter to seek review. You may select different review options for each issue decided by VA. The options are as follows:
Supplemental Claim this option is used when you have additional evidence that is NEW AND RELEVANT to support granting the benefit(s) sought or you can identify existing relevant records that you would like VA to obtain. (NEW evidence means information not previously submitted to VA, and RELEVANT evidence means information that tends to prove or disprove a matter at issue.) During this process the VA will assist you in gathering new and relevant evidence to support a Supplemental Claim. This claim is filled on VA Form 20-0995 Decision Review Request: Supplemental Claim.
If you are not able to submit a supplemental claim right away, consider completing an Intent to File (ITF). The Intent to File for a VA compensation claim lets VA know that you are planning to file a claim or supplemental claim, and it immediately establishes your effective date for pay purposes. It only takes a few minutes to complete online in va.gov if you start and save an online claim or appeal, or you can call our National Call Center (NCC) at (800) 827-1000 and a representative can assist you.
Higher-Level Review (HLR) this option is used when you have NO additional evidence to submit, or that you would like VA to obtain, in support of a previously decided issue. It’s important to note you may not request a HLR of a HLR decision or a Board of Veterans Appeals decision. During this process a designated reviewer will conduct a brand-new review of the issue(s) based on the evidence that was before VA at the time of the prior decision(s). An informal conference is available to you and/or your representative if you choose to exercise this option. The purpose of this telephonic contact is to point out specific errors in the case. VA will not consider any new evidence. This review is filed on VA Form 20-0996, Decision Review Request: Higher-Level Review.
Appeal to the Board – this option submits the appeal to the Board for consideration by a Veterans Law Judge. When appealing to the Board, you may request a hearing with a Veterans Law Judge and/or the opportunity to submit additional evidence. You may also choose for the Board to review your claim without any additional evidence or a hearing, which may result in a faster decision. By selecting one of these options, the Board will place your appeal onto a list for consideration in the order it was received. The Board does not have a duty to assist you in obtaining additional evidence but may review whether VA properly fulfilled its duty to assist you in the original claim process and may remand your claim on that basis. To Appeal to the Board, complete VA Form 10182 – Decision Review Request: Board Appeal (Notice of Disagreement).
You can file online at va.gov
It may be beneficial for you to contact a Veteran Service Organization (VSO). VSOs are not part of the VA. VSOs are recognized national and state organizations that help Veterans and their dependents and survivors with their claims. These services are provided without charge. VSOs can help you with questions about the VA benefits. They can also act on your behalf regarding your claim with the VA. If you don’t know the organizations available, VA maintains a list on the following website: va.gov.
VA Form 20-0995, Decision Review Request: Supplemental Claim, va.gov
VA Form 20-0996, Decision Review Request: Higher Level Review, va.gov
VA Form 10182, Decision Review Request: Board Appeal (Notice of Disagreement), va.gov
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Sincerely,
RO Director