Keep going Vets...don't get discouraged and always remember...we risked our lives for this country so WE DESERVE every penny we can get!!! #goodluck 🙏🤝👏👏👏
Great videos. Very informative. Just to be clear, I'm at 90% w/IU and P&T, understanding rental income is considered passive income, does that still apply when the income is way over the poverty line and it is being manage by a managing team? Thinking about moving to a smaller place and renting my larger home.
Thank you for this outstanding resource for our Veterans & their families. My husband's a Vietnam veteran with 100% permenate disabled. He was on a tracker team with his canine "Nickademus".He was exposed to Agent Orange & in country for 18 months. He had 2 episode's of lung collapse's in 1984, and was working at the time as a Foreman for a Hunting Ranch in Texas. He lost his job from that & we had a new baby at the same time. If you think you could help us in Any way we would appreciate your input. Thanks🙏👍🇺🇸
I am currently 90% Service Connected. In my original claim for issues through my AM Legion VSO (2013), I had listed 2 active duty incidents where I had 3 TIA strokes, total and after my 3rd TIA (2nd TIA that night) I was told the doctor had found a PFO that eventually was determined to have caused blood clots to go to my brain. What I got was a 'Not service connected' determination. My thinking is that the govt allowed me to join the military after an induction physical and when I had multiple TIA's while on active duty wouldn't that be considered 'aggravation of an existing medical condition'? I have had a TIA since the operation and I have all documentation and would love to pursue it if you folks would like to discuss it?
I have been at Camp Lejune. in 2010 i sent in a letter about Camp Lejune about the ground was sort & 55 gallon druns with no label & no one told us we needed gloves. The radio plus wire shaft was small. We had to go out side to air. After that A super fund came out.
I had prostate cancer but it has been removed and I had kidney cancer and I had my right kidney removed. Can I file avadisability claim. I am 70 years old and was wondering about a presumptive connection.
I've had ACL reconstruction, 3 foot surgeries,left shoulder surgery,and only got 60% I also have sleep apnea done at a VA hospital but got turned down,and recently diagnosed with severe asthma
was denied for asthma june 2022. though gulf war presumptive in august 2021 the ten yesr deadline after end of service was reason. requested a higher level review after the PACT ACT was signed into law. Asthma is first presumptive shown DELETING 10 yr replacing with whenever manifesting. original denial favorable findings shows diagnosed disability asthma/copd, exposed to airborne hazards during deployment, stated diagnosis is a presumptively linked exposure manifested 10 degree or more following setvice, DD 214 shows dates so evidence of qualifying injury disease providing ctedible lay evidence of burn pit exposure. Will review be granted?
Alledged Camp Lejeune Navy water contaminated DMZ w/100% CWO2 may also apply for supplemental increases for John Hopkins tumors removal and total left knee replacement.
I’m 100%IU P&T. I also heard IU with P&T is uncommon but does happen from time to time. I was told if I make the minimum I could make at the poverty level that the VA would see I was working and take my rating away. It’s a rock and a hard place. Can they do that? I believe the poverty level is around 14k a year. I’m also receiving social security which also follows that same poverty level. I’m so scared to even try working a day or two just to keep me busy because if I lose my benefits my family will suffer. Any advice? I’d rather be 100% P&T but scared to even go back to the VA for anything ratings wise. I don’t trust them. They also rated my TBI under PTSD. I don’t get it.
Once you are 100% P&T with IU you can’t work. With the 100 P&T Scheduler rating you can work. But here’s the thing to remember. Once the VA determines that you are 100%P&T you are said to have total social and occupational impairment. If you do decide to work the VA may use that fact as evidence that your condition has improved and could decide to reduce you. Hope this helps answer your question. Check out a guy named Combat Craig on TH-cam. He knows a lot about the VA claims process and procedures. And yes, your TBI should have been rated separately, and having TBI would qualify you for special monthly compensation. Talk to a VSO but remember: Anytime you file a claim it opens the VA up to possibly reduce you.
Hello @Jose Ramos, Our office works on a contingency fee basis, which means that we don’t get paid until you get paid. It would be no more than 30% of the retroactive benefits awarded. Thanks for reaching out! cck-law.com/blog/faq-fridays-costs/
I received a 100% P&T rating, and am considering filing a secondary claim for ED (secondary to anxiety disorder, which was service connected). Would I be at risk of rating reduction if the medical file diagnosing my ED also indicated improvement of my anxiety disorder? Thank you.
@MichaelFry, You may be subject to a rating reduction generally VA can order a re-examination at any time if there is new, relevant medical evidence that your disability has improved.
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@@CCK_Law NOT if the Vet is 100% or 90% P&T and unemployable. Look it up it's true.
Scheduler is harder to get and you can work. With IU you can’t work. If you get the P&T designation (Permanent and Total), then you qualify for additional benefits.
I am working as a Disabled American Veteran for Pruditial Security. I pay out of pocket for my private care due to a closed head injury after I was Honorably Discharged from the U.S.Navy. I am financially drained due to my private care. What are my options for possible reimbursement for my private care? If any.
The amount of back pay a veteran will receive depends on the effective date of their claim, and the disability rating they are granted from the VA. As discussed, a veteran’s effective date is the date of their claim for benefits, or the date entitlement arose
What is you got denied for over 10 years but you was %80 precent with %70 PTSD and 5 other %10 knee back shoulder second question what if after years of not working you finally make a business that makes money but your not working ???
I have been retired for 27 years and am rated 60% disability. I went to the va a couple years ago and found out i have prostate cancer. Can i apply for temporary rating on this?
if you are already 100% p&t and you had another additional service connected disability that is 100% is there an additional pay on your 100% disability? for example im getting $3500 for 100% now im getting $3900 because i had another disability on its own that is 100%. where do thety get this computations?
I am 50% disabled PTSD for 20 years my representative requested an increase for me I saw my C&P examiner and it went well he basically told me I deserve 100% and he’s going to try to make that happen is that a good thing for me?
Permanent and Total Individual Unemployabilty veterans are able to work in a "protected work" or "sheltered work" environment where the salary exceeds the poverty threshold correct?
Hello, I’m at a 90% rating right now and have been for 2 years. I am on social security disability and I cannot work. I have MST and didn’t know I suffered from it until about 5 years ago..I was severely burned by my ex husband 12 years ago and was wondering if my burns can be secondary to my MST?
@Rodolfo Gomez, there are certain criteria one must meet in order to qualify for DIC. Our blog can provide you with these criteria. cck-law.com/blog/dependency-indemnity-compensation-qualify/ Also, we will be discussing this in our next Facebook live video. Tune in this Thursday at 3:00PM ET.
@Whats In a name He was probably in Desert Storm & Afghanistan. PTSD is to be expected during those times. I wouldn’t call him out unless you actually know the guy.
What is the percentage of u guys winning a Veterans disability case claims of 100% TPDU I am an ex US Army I got hurt in Active Duty on Dec 1991 in Fort Gordon Ga What is my chances I am diagnosed of my VA Hospital primary care of my disability conditions
VA usually reevaluates veterans’ service-connected disabilities on two occasions: 1. Six months after leaving military service; and 2. Between two and five years from the date of the decision to grant VA disability benefits. You can read more here: cck-law.com/blog/how-often-va-reevaluate-disability-ratings
Good morning, I need your help in filing I was at 10% from 1983 to 2020 It had to come down to the pandemic and me becoming homeless to find out I could file for my disabilities I file back in 1983 and again in 2014 to be turned down so I just gave up until March of 2020 and even then I had a rep. that told me to fill out a form for my disabilities so I did 2 months later I called to ask what was going on she told me that I filled so many claims it was not submitted this made me very upset so I went online and filed myself for my left and the right knee to be told again I was at 0% connected but was awarded 30% for residuals, laceration forehead that I filed for in 1983 now they say I need my left knee replaced but at this time I can't because of my back problems and other issues I have due to my left knee over the years. To other Vets. Those who are reading this don't give up keep pushing until you get what is deserved. God bless you all and thank you for your service.
90%IU and permanent total. 20 years my wife is in a nursing home is there anything else I can use to help her? She has champ Va and we in the process of Medicare to Medicaid.
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I wish they'd answer that question Jeff but I guess that's where your $$ comes in to the picture.
Sent 8 appeals they were trashed the dental Dr had been treating me knew I was allergic to Caines he admitted he was stressed and quit that. Day my heart stopped an breathing car was done they ask the Dr Glen to not say anything about it he refused I didn't get pay for 9 years and due to a stroke they denied and adapted housing grant due to a chemical spill copd which made me eligible there is more but can't tell all on here. Thanks for help
I’m currently at 80 trying to get to 100. I was with artillery. The va isn’t giving me not my friends anything for our hearing. What can I do? Also is their anyone I can talk to to help me with redoing claims the have been denied?
I am a 57 year old Desert Storm vet with a 40% rating for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and 50% for mood disorder with depression and anxiety. I drank over my issues for 22 before going to the va for help after receiving a felony 3rd dui. With a 70% combined rating I am contemplating filing for tdiu. I have been unemployed for 2 years. My career was outside sales and which enabled me to work from my home since no one was looking over my shoulders. Between the 2 disabilities I can no longer keep full time employment. Can not do physical work due to cfs and my mental disabilities enables me from performing a full time job. What’s my chances?
Barry Bedells hi are u still there? Did u file for tdiu yet? I'm asking because I just got approved and would like to offer some insight and/or hear how your claim is going?
Barry Bedells Thank you Barry...with what you explained here, it sounds like you're in a really good position for tdiu...when were u awarded that 70% and do u go to the va regularly for your SC disabilities?
Barry Bedells also call the VA hotline 800 827 1000 first thing Monday and follow the prompts to file a claim and tell the va rep on the phone that you want to file an intent to file - this protects your award back pay date and it's valid for a year as long as you put the claim in prior to that year expiration
lo ca I went to 70% a little over 2 years ago when my mental health rate went to 50%. And yes, I go every 2 weeks to see a mental health social worker. He is really great. I go see my mental health Doc every 4-6 weeks. As far as the cfs, I have been to the pain doctor twice and he set me up with a tens unit, high doses of Tylenol and voltarian gel. After 2 visits he said he does not need to see me anymore unless things take a huge turn for the worse. I see my general physician every 6 months for updates.
I am 90% Service Connected, paid at 100 with special compensation of $85.00 / month. What would be the benefit of me trying to get to 100% Service Connected?
Is there a form on how much that I can make while on Tdiu? I was working this job. Wasnt making very much. They cut me off my pension. Would like bvb to know what are the guidelines to how much and how long I can work.? I can still work sedentary jobs. Such as night duty at a Treatment Facility. Please send some information on this. Thanks. Treetop P.O. Box 43, Usk, Wa. 99l80.
@Johnny Gross, although we can not speak on the specifics of your case, our blog on 100% VA Disability Ratings may be able to help you. cck-law.com/blog/how-to-get-100-percent-disability-rating/
Hello, Can yall please do a short video or a video along with more information about back pay and how they do it such as if I filed a claim December 6th and then was awarded February 15th say I went from 60 to 70% what would the back pay be? It seems the VA only does full months of back such as you needed to file on December 1st and be awarded at the end of February in order to get full 3 months of back pay. Ya know what im saying. its confusing. Thank you
@TylisticFerril, thanks for reaching out. We currently have a video on back pay that you may find helpful. cck-law.com/video/va-back-pay-or-retroactive-benefits/
Kevin, generally speaking, the VA cannot reduce a rating that has been “continuously rated at or above any evaluation of disability for 20 or more years” For more information check this out:cck-law.com/blog/when-do-va-ratings-become-permanent/
When a Vietnam veteran already receives 80% rate my husband has had tremors since back in 2007 & now he went to his regular Dr & found out that he has Parkinson’s filed a claim @ the local VA office, now why does the VA want him to see a Va Dr, which Parkinson’s is on the list of issues caused by Agent orange.
If you're 60% Service connected and have been on 100% unavailability for 28 years, why can the service connected not be moved up to 100% total & permanent?
I'm a 51yr old female 100% disabled veteran. I'm wondering if I can also get SSI or social security. I was told that I make to much in benefits that I can't get either. Is this fact?
Our firm assists Veterans nationwide in appealing denied VA disability claims before the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. We’ve successfully represented Veterans seeking their rightfully owed benefits for over 25 years. If you would like to contact our office for a complimentary consultation, please call (844) 567-1185.
Iam Jackie simmons Jr I have numerous errors and injustices that my 100% p/t with chronic occupational impairment and social they owe for 37 years back. Pay compensation I need you to get my tdiu and I have to talk to you the a/a was given but at the lowest my wife is my a/ a also I can't dress feed bathe or go to toilet and iam rated unable to know names and more I need to give you the whole story
Keep going Vets...don't get discouraged and always remember...we risked our lives for this country so WE DESERVE every penny we can get!!! #goodluck 🙏🤝👏👏👏
Thank you you guys,rock and helped me thur the d.a.v. I may need your services in the future thanks again
Thank you for what you do. I just got out of hospital 20 days for high blood pressure, aorta aneurysm, now waiting for remanded review
Great videos. Very informative. Just to be clear, I'm at 90% w/IU and P&T, understanding rental income is considered passive income, does that still apply when the income is way over the poverty line and it is being manage by a managing team? Thinking about moving to a smaller place and renting my larger home.
Thank you for this outstanding resource for our Veterans & their families. My husband's a Vietnam veteran with 100% permenate disabled. He was on a tracker team with his canine "Nickademus".He was exposed to Agent Orange & in country for 18 months. He had 2 episode's of lung collapse's in 1984, and was working at the time as a Foreman for a Hunting Ranch in Texas. He lost his job from that & we had a new baby at the same time. If you think you could help us in Any way we would appreciate your input. Thanks🙏👍🇺🇸
I am currently 90% Service Connected. In my original claim for issues through my AM Legion VSO (2013), I had listed 2 active duty incidents where I had 3 TIA strokes, total and after my 3rd TIA (2nd TIA that night) I was told the doctor had found a PFO that eventually was determined to have caused blood clots to go to my brain. What I got was a 'Not service connected' determination. My thinking is that the govt allowed me to join the military after an induction physical and when I had multiple TIA's while on active duty wouldn't that be considered 'aggravation of an existing medical condition'? I have had a TIA since the operation and I have all documentation and would love to pursue it if you folks would like to discuss it?
I am 100per cent disabled with ischemic heart disease, now have been diagnosed with peripheral neurothry.
I have been at Camp Lejune. in 2010 i sent in a letter about Camp Lejune about the ground was sort & 55 gallon druns with no label & no one told us we needed gloves. The radio plus wire shaft was small. We had to go out side to air. After that A super fund came out.
Requesting prime time examples rating for CWO2/or CWO5, AMVETS to Tet
I had prostate cancer but it has been removed and I had kidney cancer and I had my right kidney removed. Can I file avadisability claim. I am 70 years old and was wondering about a presumptive connection.
you guys are great as always
I've had ACL reconstruction, 3 foot surgeries,left shoulder surgery,and only got 60% I also have sleep apnea done at a VA hospital but got turned down,and recently diagnosed with severe asthma
was denied for asthma june 2022. though gulf war presumptive in august 2021 the ten yesr deadline after end of service was reason. requested a higher level review after the PACT ACT was signed into law. Asthma is first presumptive shown DELETING 10 yr replacing with whenever manifesting. original denial favorable findings shows diagnosed disability asthma/copd, exposed to airborne hazards during deployment, stated diagnosis is a presumptively linked exposure manifested 10 degree or more following setvice, DD 214 shows dates so evidence of qualifying injury disease providing ctedible lay evidence of burn pit exposure. Will review be granted?
Is age a factor that’s considered when filing for TDIU?
@G138, Nno, VA is not allowed to consider age when making decisions on claims for TDIU benefits.
What is a permanent scar on cranium worth or considered?
Alledged Camp Lejeune Navy water contaminated
DMZ w/100% CWO2 may also apply for supplemental increases for
John Hopkins tumors removal and total left knee replacement.
I’m 100%IU P&T. I also heard IU with P&T is uncommon but does happen from time to time. I was told if I make the minimum I could make at the poverty level that the VA would see I was working and take my rating away. It’s a rock and a hard place. Can they do that? I believe the poverty level is around 14k a year. I’m also receiving social security which also follows that same poverty level. I’m so scared to even try working a day or two just to keep me busy because if I lose my benefits my family will suffer. Any advice? I’d rather be 100% P&T but scared to even go back to the VA for anything ratings wise. I don’t trust them. They also rated my TBI under PTSD. I don’t get it.
Once you are 100% P&T with IU you can’t work. With the 100 P&T Scheduler rating you can work. But here’s the thing to remember. Once the VA determines that you are 100%P&T you are said to have total social and occupational impairment. If you do decide to work the VA may use that fact as evidence that your condition has improved and could decide to reduce you. Hope this helps answer your question. Check out a guy named Combat Craig on TH-cam. He knows a lot about the VA claims process and procedures. And yes, your TBI should have been rated separately, and having TBI would qualify you for special monthly compensation. Talk to a VSO but remember: Anytime you file a claim it opens the VA up to possibly reduce you.
After prostrate cancer with remission still having residuals and a reduction of benefits do I file a appeal thanks William
I deal with PTSD and have a 90% rating. I have issues finding and keeping employment. Is there someone I can hire to assist w/ a TDIU application?
If your disability ratings 100%i Including unemployability from a 80%rating but you are not 100% disabled is this a temporary?
What's you guys percentage on the service?
Hello @Jose Ramos, Our office works on a contingency fee basis, which means that we don’t get paid until you get paid. It would be no more than 30% of the retroactive benefits awarded. Thanks for reaching out!
cck-law.com/blog/faq-fridays-costs/
I received a 100% P&T rating, and am considering filing a secondary claim for ED (secondary to anxiety disorder, which was service connected). Would I be at risk of rating reduction if the medical file diagnosing my ED also indicated improvement of my anxiety disorder? Thank you.
@MichaelFry, You may be subject to a rating reduction generally VA can order a re-examination at any time if there is new, relevant medical evidence that your disability has improved.
@@CCK_Law NOT if the Vet is 100% or 90% P&T and unemployable. Look it up it's true.
What’s the best 100% rating ? Scheduler or IU. Advantages of one over the rating.
Scheduler is harder to get and you can work. With IU you can’t work. If you get the P&T designation (Permanent and Total), then you qualify for additional benefits.
if you are rated 90% and recieve TDI which do vyou get paid for
I had 40% then l. Got 70% for ptsd and they only gave me 80% total
Does 100% Permanent and Total Scheduler awards prevent one from working typically?
@Federal6, There are no restrictions on a veteran’s ability to work with a 100 percent schedular rating.
I am working as a Disabled American Veteran for Pruditial Security. I pay out of pocket for my private care due to a closed head injury after I was Honorably Discharged from the U.S.Navy. I am financially drained due to my private care. What are my options for possible reimbursement for my private care? If any.
I'm service connected ischemic heart disease but how far can i get back pay as my service time was 71/72 when exposed to a.o.
The amount of back pay a veteran will receive depends on the effective date of their claim, and the disability rating they are granted from the VA. As discussed, a veteran’s effective date is the date of their claim for benefits, or the date entitlement arose
What is you got denied for over 10 years but you was %80 precent with %70 PTSD and 5 other %10 knee back shoulder second question what if after years of not working you finally make a business that makes money but your not working ???
I have been retired for 27 years and am rated 60% disability. I went to the va a couple years ago and found out i have prostate cancer. Can i apply for temporary rating on this?
if you are already 100% p&t and you had another additional service connected disability that is 100% is there an additional pay on your 100% disability? for example im getting $3500 for 100% now im getting $3900 because i had another disability on its own that is 100%. where do thety get this computations?
Please reply òn SMI if you
CWO2 or CWO5, AMVETS of Tet Offensive
I am 50% disabled PTSD for 20 years my representative requested an increase for me I saw my C&P examiner and it went well he basically told me I deserve 100% and he’s going to try to make that happen is that a good thing for me?
Permanent and Total Individual Unemployabilty veterans are able to work in a "protected work" or "sheltered work" environment where the salary exceeds the poverty threshold correct?
Hello,
I’m at a 90% rating right now and have been for 2 years. I am on social security disability and I cannot work. I have MST and didn’t know I suffered from it until about 5 years ago..I was severely burned by my ex husband 12 years ago and was wondering if my burns can be secondary to my MST?
Is 100% the end of a veterans goal for him and his family?
I have %80 combined with 100% Individual Unemployability. If I am.paid at %100 for ten or more years, does this qualify my spouse for DIC?
@Rodolfo Gomez, there are certain criteria one must meet in order to qualify for DIC. Our blog can provide you with these criteria. cck-law.com/blog/dependency-indemnity-compensation-qualify/
Also, we will be discussing this in our next Facebook live video. Tune in this Thursday at 3:00PM ET.
If you are 100% scheduler do you get more money for TDIU? If not what’s the point to pursue it. Now you lose income. Poverty level is way to low.
I was rated 100 %, P&T, in 2002. For PTSD alone. Is it possible to apply for and receive, anything else?
@Whats In a name He was probably in Desert Storm & Afghanistan. PTSD is to be expected during those times. I wouldn’t call him out unless you actually know the guy.
What is the percentage of u guys winning a Veterans disability case claims of 100% TPDU
I am an ex US Army I got hurt in Active Duty on Dec 1991 in Fort Gordon Ga
What is my chances
I am diagnosed of my VA Hospital primary care of my disability conditions
If your 100 % secular I you get reevaluated every 5 yrs is this true ?
VA usually reevaluates veterans’ service-connected disabilities on two occasions:
1. Six months after leaving military service; and
2. Between two and five years from the date of the decision to grant VA disability benefits.
You can read more here: cck-law.com/blog/how-often-va-reevaluate-disability-ratings
I had 2 c&p exams just over a year apart
I became 100 % permanent and total 80% IU . I have had 3 re-evaluations since 2003 I’m 53 last one was when I was 50
What if you had surgery done on a right knee twice
Can VFW 7543 lifetime member amended an appeal for unusual çircumstances
Good morning, I need your help in filing I was at 10% from 1983 to 2020 It had to come down to the pandemic and me becoming homeless to find out I could file for my disabilities I file back in 1983 and again in 2014 to be turned down so I just gave up until March of 2020 and even then I had a rep. that told me to fill out a form for my disabilities so I did 2 months later I called to ask what was going on she told me that I filled so many claims it was not submitted this made me very upset so I went online and filed myself for my left and the right knee to be told again I was at 0% connected but was awarded 30% for residuals, laceration forehead that I filed for in 1983 now they say I need my left knee replaced but at this time I can't because of my back problems and other issues I have due to my left knee over the years. To other Vets. Those who are reading this don't give up keep pushing until you get what is deserved. God bless you all and thank you for your service.
90%IU and permanent total. 20 years my wife is in a nursing home is there anything else I can use to help her? She has champ Va and we in the process of Medicare to Medicaid.
I wish they'd answer that question Jeff but I guess that's where your $$ comes in to the picture.
Sent 8 appeals they were trashed the dental Dr had been treating me knew I was allergic to Caines he admitted he was stressed and quit that. Day my heart stopped an breathing car was done they ask the Dr Glen to not say anything about it he refused I didn't get pay for 9 years and due to a stroke they denied and adapted housing grant due to a chemical spill copd which made me eligible there is more but can't tell all on here. Thanks for help
Very informative video. I will probably be contacting you soon.
Thanks-
I’m currently at 80 trying to get to 100. I was with artillery. The va isn’t giving me not my friends anything for our hearing. What can I do? Also is their anyone I can talk to to help me with redoing claims the have been denied?
If I’m 100% P&T for ptsd can I be reduced?
How long does compensation an pensation
Is tdiu a factor after prostrate cancer I'm 69
va rating for voiding ???
I am a 57 year old Desert Storm vet with a 40% rating for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and 50% for mood disorder with depression and anxiety. I drank over my issues for 22 before going to the va for help after receiving a felony 3rd dui. With a 70% combined rating I am contemplating filing for tdiu. I have been unemployed for 2 years. My career was outside sales and which enabled me to work from my home since no one was looking over my shoulders. Between the 2 disabilities I can no longer keep full time employment. Can not do physical work due to cfs and my mental disabilities enables me from performing a full time job. What’s my chances?
Barry Bedells hi are u still there? Did u file for tdiu yet? I'm asking because I just got approved and would like to offer some insight and/or hear how your claim is going?
lo ca Have not field yet but YES, I’m definitely looking for any advice you can offer. Congratulations on getting the benefits you deserve.
Barry Bedells Thank you Barry...with what you explained here, it sounds like you're in a really good position for tdiu...when were u awarded that 70% and do u go to the va regularly for your SC disabilities?
Barry Bedells also call the VA hotline 800 827 1000 first thing Monday and follow the prompts to file a claim and tell the va rep on the phone that you want to file an intent to file - this protects your award back pay date and it's valid for a year as long as you put the claim in prior to that year expiration
lo ca I went to 70% a little over 2 years ago when my mental health rate went to 50%. And yes, I go every 2 weeks to see a mental health social worker. He is really great. I go see my mental health Doc every 4-6 weeks. As far as the cfs, I have been to the pain doctor twice and he set me up with a tens unit, high doses of Tylenol and voltarian gel. After 2 visits he said he does not need to see me anymore unless things take a huge turn for the worse. I see my general physician every 6 months for updates.
I am 90% Service Connected, paid at 100 with special compensation of $85.00 / month. What would be the benefit of me trying to get to 100% Service Connected?
Is there a form on how much that I can make while on Tdiu? I was working this job. Wasnt making very much. They cut me off my pension. Would like bvb to know what are the guidelines to how much and how long I can work.? I can still work sedentary jobs. Such as night duty at a Treatment Facility. Please send some information on this. Thanks. Treetop P.O. Box 43, Usk, Wa. 99l80.
I've got 70% due to agent orange. Will this make a claim easier to win?
@Johnny Gross, although we can not speak on the specifics of your case, our blog on 100% VA Disability Ratings may be able to help you.
cck-law.com/blog/how-to-get-100-percent-disability-rating/
Hello,
Can yall please do a short video or a video along with more information about back pay and how they do it such as if I filed a claim December 6th and then was awarded February 15th say I went from 60 to 70% what would the back pay be? It seems the VA only does full months of back such as you needed to file on December 1st and be awarded at the end of February in order to get full 3 months of back pay. Ya know what im saying. its confusing. Thank you
@TylisticFerril, thanks for reaching out. We currently have a video on back pay that you may find helpful. cck-law.com/video/va-back-pay-or-retroactive-benefits/
Why does a veteran have to survive at least 10 years before spouse can get any of vets benefits
And of course, as in my case, 90% with P&T with unemployable. Same everything as 100% and NO evaluation for reduction.
If you have the same 70% disability rating for 20 years, can the VA still reduce your rating if you apply for tdiu
Kevin, generally speaking, the VA cannot reduce a rating that has been “continuously rated at or above any evaluation of disability for 20 or more years” For more information check this out:cck-law.com/blog/when-do-va-ratings-become-permanent/
When a Vietnam veteran already receives 80% rate my husband has had tremors since back in 2007 & now he went to his regular Dr & found out that he has Parkinson’s filed a claim @ the local VA office, now why does the VA want him to see a Va Dr, which Parkinson’s is on the list of issues caused by Agent orange.
Solid intel.
The records were hid on purpose the tvc said to us and the secretary
If you're 60% Service connected and have been on 100% unavailability for 28 years, why can the service connected not be moved up to 100% total & permanent?
I'm a 51yr old female 100% disabled veteran. I'm wondering if I can also get SSI or social security. I was told that I make to much in benefits that I can't get either. Is this fact?
@@NicePudding I guess I should get my money back from the attorney who told me I make to much. Thanks a million brother.
Are you a law firm that represents veterans or are u part of the va
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I don’t even get a reading from anything
10 year disability rating
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In advance thanks
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Do va wife get the 1200 dollars
Iam Jackie simmons Jr I have numerous errors and injustices that my 100% p/t with chronic occupational impairment and social they owe for 37 years back. Pay compensation I need you to get my tdiu and I have to talk to you the a/a was given but at the lowest my wife is my a/ a also I can't dress feed bathe or go to toilet and iam rated unable to know names and more I need to give you the whole story
100% white
How is that relevant?
Wtf is this about
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