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yoggie2
I know that the VA is able to do as it wishes but my question is this, I Have an Effective Date Of 14 Nov 06 I was found to be totally disabled by SSA Nov 05. I know SSD and VA is two different things but SSD is proof I have been disabled from my Service Connected Disabilities since NOV 05. Now the Law I was showed, said that the VARO shall use the earliest effective date "the date that shows that I had become disabled that would be SSD. I talked to my SO and he is not sure on this but he beleives this only applies to those who leave service within one year..A member here had informed me if I show that I was disabled before my EED they have to go back to that date which is my SSD stated I have been disabled from my SC disabilities but no more than a year... Yogg
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