When will the reviewing official issue a decision on an appeal?
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(a) The reviewing official (other than the IBIA) will issue a written decision, including the basis for the decision, within 90 days after the latest of:
(1) The filing of the statement of reasons;
(2) The filing of any responses, replies, or supplemental briefs under §§ 2.209 through 2.212; or
(3) The filing of any comments on additional material under § 2.504(b).
(b) A reviewing official (other than the IBIA) may, for good cause and with notice to the decision-maker and participants, extend the deadline for the official's decision one time by no more than 90 days.
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