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stevedenesha

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About stevedenesha

  • Birthday 11/01/1951

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    Albuquerque NM

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  • Service Connected Disability
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  1. Does not affect CRDP for Medically retired vets but does give full retirement to unemployables and CRSC for medically retired military.
  2. I think that I'd answer again because not sure what the last post says. There is no offset when you combine SSDI to VA compensation.
  3. I don't think it would do any good to get a lawyer to apply for SSDI as they almost always will not take your case until your turned down. I take that you don't have an active application since you didn't mention any reconsideration requests. You should be able to apply yourself and get as much info together as possible to turn into the SSA folks. Steve
  4. I just found this document from the House Armed Services Committe. Also, note the title of the address as this might be the final document? It does show Chap 61 and unemployability concurrent receipt effective 1 Jan 05. Keep your fingers crossed! http://armedservices.house.gov/pdfs/ndaafy...eleaseFINAL.pdf
  5. Congratulations. It really isn't surprising (except for the folks that say that everyone is denied the first time) because almost 60% are actually approved the first time around and 6 months is the average for first timers. You will get the statements it took 3 years but these aren't initial decisions but appeals. Steve
  6. I agree with what calnight says. Your profile doesn't give much to go on but if your 55 or older you can use this as justification. Steve
  7. I guess we'll give you a pass for posting a duplicate post since it's real good news! Steve
  8. I have to agree that there is always a chance of losing IU when you open the door for a reevaluation. You are now IU P&T which gives the same pay/benefits as 100% schedular P&T (except if your military retired and even this is being worked on). Steve
  9. Congratulations! Now this is the kind of news most of us like to hear especially during Christmas time. Steve
  10. No, the pay chart has just been changed today to the the correct amount $2669 for veteran with spouse. Yesterday it showed $2772! Steve
  11. Did anyone notice that they made a mistake on 100% member with spouse; they show 2772 which is the same as member with spouse and child. I believe the new pay should be about $2660 or so. I would expect VA to correct this error soon. Steve
  12. I would say that a Request for Reconsideration (remember that nowhere in the reconsideration are you to say that you disagree with the decision) would be much faster. I used the reconsideration at the local level because I had new evidence. I received a decision in about 4 months. Steve
  13. More than likely your effective date for payment will be Sep Steve
  14. Congratulations and yes your foot is definitely in the door by being service connected. Steve
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