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I have read here that people would like to know when someone has been successful with a TAA claim.
I have been 100% successful and am enrolled in school.
I receive UI benefits.
My school is 100% paid for.
All of my books are paid for.
I am given a supplies allowance per semester.
I filed a claim,
I was denied,
I appealed,
I won on appeal.
The state of Colorado appealed again and their appeal was denied.
There is a lot of paperwork to do, but that can only be filled out one sheet at a time.
Believe it or not certification of the petition was the hardest part and that has been done for you. All you have to do is fill out your paperwork. You can't win a game you don't play. The cards are not stacked against you. It is just bureaucracy. A full training voucher is a rare thing and receiving a full training voucher is a rare thing. Anyone who ever put up with Medquist has more than enough patience and intelligence to get through a TAA entitlement process.
Good luck, but you won't need it, just fill out the paperwork.