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If an advocate becomes aware that a victim has received reimbursement from any source that has not already been considered in the calculation of the award, are they required to inform the VCAP?

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If an advocate becomes aware that a victim has received reimbursement from any source that has not already been considered in the calculation of the award, are they required to inform the VCAP?

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Yes, the advocate is obligated to inform the VCAP if they become aware that the victim has received any type of reimbursement from any source not considered in the calculation of the award. Including any award for pain and suffering, any funds from the offender or any other person or source which compensates them for the injury resulting from the crime.

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