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LouJ0424
Hey guys,
I'm knew to this forum so sorry if this is in the wrong section.
--I had a comp exam on Saturday, looking to get an increase on my mental health disability from 50 to 70%. It lasted all of 10 minutes and he asked about 5 questions. Today, I looked on ebenefits and saw his notes. Needless to say, I was shocked that after the exam was finished, he told me he would review my medical records, because he apparently didn't.
I guess the two major concerns I have are: He checked reduced liability for work, when I've had multiple jobs since being out and the longest is 6 months (including leave due to panic attacks) and I am currently attending intensive outpatient treatment that lasts (on average) 1 1/2 years;
the second: my medical records indicate I have a newborn that I am not able to be around due to my anxiety.
So, my question being: should I wait for a decision from the rater to see if it does get increased or do something about it now?
I attached his report...hope it helps, and sorry if I left anything out. Thanks in advance!
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Buck52
Yes wait for a decision, you can't NOD until you been denied. Sometimes why a C&P don't take very long is B/C the examiner has read all your records and went over them pretty good, he need
Berta
Was this for a TDIU claim ? (form 21-8940) I agree that this might well be 70%,or maybe 100% but something is missing....the very next page where the doc makes a statement as to your ability to b
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