The claimant submits the prescribed EZ form to the VA that includes: his/her intent to apply for the FDC program, identification of benefits sought, and enough information to identify any of his/her contentions. What type of FDC is this?

The submission of the prescribed EZ form to the VA, which contains the claimant's intent to apply for the Fully Developed Claims (FDC) program, along with the identification of benefits sought and sufficient information to identify the claimant's contentions, qualifies as a Complete FDC. A Complete FDC is characterized by the thoroughness of the information provided, allowing the VA to process the claim efficiently and effectively without needing additional information or clarification.

This completeness includes a clear declaration of intent and sufficient detail about the claims being made, which helps streamline the processing time and reduces the likelihood of delays caused by additional requests for information. The FDC program is designed to expedite claims for veterans by ensuring that all necessary documentation is submitted at the outset, which this submission does adequately.