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Good day to all. A little background before I get to my questions... I am a 70% disabled veteran and was recently let go from my job as a service technician. Admittedly, the job was hard on me because of my main disability (back condition). The owner of the company gave me a letter that stated I was "laid off" on a permanent basis. Essentially, I was fired. I was "laid off" the day after I came back from a week off for recuperating after aggravating my back condition on the job. I did have a doctor's note and the owner was already aware that I was a disabled vet. During my meeting with t -
I had been trying to get copies of a decision letter and due to COVID and distance to VARO kept me from getting those easily. I wrote a few letters to the VARO with no response for months After posting here on HADIT someone said to call the 1800 # I had great luck with this. You will run the gauntlet of standard VA "are you going to hurt yourself" and then they ask you to say what you want. Say "letters" they will confirm that you want forms and letters, say yes. You will then be asked to input your social, date of birth and will be connected with a VA rep. You will need t -
I am submitting a claim for anxiety. My wife wrote a letter where she has included the following to show my military connection and timeline. I have been retired for 19 years (20yr Marine 0331) and have not submitted a claim for this prior to now. I am rated at 10% for migraines and service connected for back pain but rated at 0% for that. I do not have my military medical records although I requested them back on January 2nd. I know they will take a long time to get. I was seen by a clinical psychologist at the VA clinic and her diagnosis says "Adjustment disorder with mixed emotions r/o -
Gotta few questions: What does this mean? I have not received any compensation thus far...
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Today 1 day after getting the bank deposit i recieved the big brown envelope. 100% schedular was the final grant and chapter 35 , CHAMPVA FOR THE WIFE,AND ANYTHING ELSE THAT COMES WITH WAY TO GO HADIT! YOU GUYS NEVER LET ME QUIT.
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Spouse Nexus Letters
MarkInTexas posted a question in Eligibility - Veterans Compensation Benefit Claims
From time to time I see that buddy letters are used to help develop the continuity and nexus of a claim. I also see recommendations for letters from a spouse, children or other family members. Does the VA really consider this strong probationer lay evidence? I hadn't thought about having my wife write a letter, but if it will put another nail in the claim, maybe I should. Any thoughts or past experiences? Happy Labor Day! Mark
