Hey I'm also Air Force and I had the same problem as you. My PEBLO refuses to check the VTA and she refuses to do her job. This forum is really the best advice. Here's how I've learned to do things. So for you, and everyone else who reads this, I'm going to tell you the legit way of finding out. I've learned with the VA it's not what you just say but it's how you word it. So this is what I did:
Step 1: Call the VA at 1-877-827-1000
Step 2: When you dial press 1 then 0 then 1 to get a hold time for them to call you back. (Listen for male recorded voice to assure you'll have a call back time. Female voice on the second one means they're busy)
Step 3: Press 1 when the VA calls you back and
Step 4: Immediately tell the VA person you are looking to verify/make sure that the air force has sent (verbatim) "Findings and recommended disposition of USAF Physical evaluation board," and that (insert condition here) is under CAT I. Tell them number 12 on the form says unfit on it.
Step 5: Tell them that you wanted to make sure that the Air Force sent it to them/ uploaded it to the VA.
Step 6: End conversation with them and go to the IRIS
https://iris.custhelp.com/app/ask/session/L3RpbWUvMTM4NDQ4OTAyNy9zaWQvdzZQaHhuRmw= and put down in your claim that you wish for your regional office to mail you the findings of the IPEB and you want a copy of the records sent to your house. (It included my 356 in the mail. I know because I did this.)
Step 7: If they ever tell you to ask your PEBLO reply with "My PEBLO is Clueless" which is why most of us are here and reading all of this in the first place.
Then mission complete!!
Here's an uploaded clean copy of the 1st AF 356:
Also I noticed from all this that for Air Force, when they do the initial RILO, they either pick RTD or medboardable conditions. If AFPC picked condition is boardable, there's a very very very strong chance that the result is UNFIT. The Air Force is too overmanned to retain you. I'm in a control afsc too and they still put unfit. Even on mine when they did a med board my base put down RTD and said I had this condition prior to joining and the IPEB still put unfit and compensatable. The med board from your base means squat. Basically during that stage I would submit letters from your supervisor though to endorse your desired outcome. And still appeal the MEB if you disagree with them. I can upload my impartial review and rebuttal if needed to anyone reading this. Just PM me.
Hope this helps I've been in this for about a year now thanks to the doctor putting me in at the wrong base for a few months. Good times....please all ask any questions you have to me and I'm always happy to respond. I'll also make a post of how to for this.
Cheers!