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A VA Higher-Level Review (HLR) is a process that allows a veteran to have their claim decision reviewed by a senior adjudicator, focusing on errors in the initial decision, not new evidence. It's essentially a second look at the original decision, using only the evidence that was already on file. Key aspects of a VA HLR: Purpose: To identify and correct errors in the initial decision, such as misinterpretations of evidence, application of incorrect regulations, or overlooking relevant information. No new evidence: HLRs are not for submitting new evidence; they focus on the evidence already in the veteran's file. Timing: HLRs must be requested within one year of the decision notice. Process: A veteran completes VA Form 20-0996, the "Decision Review Request: Higher-Level Review," and submits it to the VA. Review: A senior adjudicator will review the claim, focusing on the initial decision and the existing evidence. Informal conference: The veteran may be offered an opportunity for an informal conference with the reviewer. No new evidence: The HLR reviewer cannot consider any evidence that was not part of the original claim. Outcome: If the reviewer finds an error, they may reverse the original decision and award the veteran benefits. In summary: A VA HLR is a way for a veteran to request a new review of their claim by a senior adjudicator, focusing on identifying errors in the initial decision based on the existing evidence. It's a valuable tool for veterans who believe their claim was incorrectly denied or underrated.