All,
Thank you for all the responses.
To clarify Berta, (I work in the Pentagon and there is a VA office here and the Rep told me of the results which was the cause for the claim being Denied was what the DR wrote.) I had a claim in for my left hip in which I had an X-ray completed when the injury occurred. So over the years it has progressively gotten worse, so when I went for the C&P exam the DR did notice some ailments with evidence through 4 new X-rays but according to the VA, they kept the VA claim in a deferred status for 4 months. So when I went to my family DR (who was against assisting Vets like most DR's in the North Virginia area) for a completely different exam and nothing to do with my hip, he decided to write in the report that there was nothing wrong with my hip and I was fully functional and I didn't notice until I sent the report in as evidence for the condition.
Paul
When I called DFAS, the rep said there was an audit, but that was two months ago and I have read on other forums that it usually hits within 30 days but the VA rep I see sometimes in the Pentagon said I am not entitled to retro pay because the case was adjudicated in Feb 2019 (I was at 40%) but then in June I was increased to 60% and I was given $2400 from Treasury (according to the EzBenefits) I am guessing for the 3-4 months they took from my retirement otherwise if I was to receive retro pay It should be a larger sum.
Again thanks for the input.