What is Internal Review?
In plain English
The first step if you disagree with an NDIA decision. A different NDIA officer looks at the decision again. It is also called a section 100 review, and you have 3 months from the decision letter to ask for one.
An internal review is the first step if you disagree with an NDIA decision. A different NDIA officer, who was not involved the first time, looks at the decision again. You have 3 months from the date on the decision letter to ask for one, so do not delay. It is also known as a section 100 review, and an advocate can help you put your case.
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