I know that mail sent is considered mail delivered. Return receipts and all that are usually considered an encumbrance and hold no more weight when being “served” legal documents/notices vs. first class mail.
This is what I know of dealing with MN Courts and the MN State Supreme Court. I’m quite sure the standard is the same in all 50 states.
Unless you have been summoned to court or have been notified of a hearing that is on the docket in some court, then the VA is taking it upon themselves to enforce this revocation. They may have something on file with the AG and there may be some obscure law they are using to provide authority to do this, or it could be unenforceable b.s. or a hoax.
Either way, I’d consult a real attorney in person.
Now that there appears to be a blood test to detect depression, are we to expect the government hospitals to routinely run this test as part of any blood board? Should people expect these letters?
Not really far fetched. Government, NSA scouring health records for “security and safety’s sake of course” looking to eliminate the number guns held not by them.