I have been trying to post since the 17th so I hope this one makes it through after a little troubleshooting suggestions from here that I read.
I applied for and was awarded ssdi in 2005, started getting paid Jan 2006 after the waiting period.
This award was for mdd and anxiety with some anger issues.
I was told I needed a payee which I have had since.
I also appled for sc in 2006 due to a shoulder injury and a ulner nerve damage I sustained during active duty. Along with that I also applied for my mdd as secondary to my shoulder and ulner nerve damage.
I was awarded 20% for my shoulder, 10% for my ulner nerve, 10% for foot, and 30% for MDD.
I was also told I needed a fudicuary.
I Filed NOD w/DRO and thats where it sits.
DO I need to do anything else, should I sumit more evidence of some kind or should I let my VSO handle it all?
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Redleg155mm
I have been trying to post since the 17th so I hope this one makes it through after a little troubleshooting suggestions from here that I read.
I applied for and was awarded ssdi in 2005, started getting paid Jan 2006 after the waiting period.
This award was for mdd and anxiety with some anger issues.
I was told I needed a payee which I have had since.
I also appled for sc in 2006 due to a shoulder injury and a ulner nerve damage I sustained during active duty. Along with that I also applied for my mdd as secondary to my shoulder and ulner nerve damage.
I was awarded 20% for my shoulder, 10% for my ulner nerve, 10% for foot, and 30% for MDD.
I was also told I needed a fudicuary.
I Filed NOD w/DRO and thats where it sits.
DO I need to do anything else, should I sumit more evidence of some kind or should I let my VSO handle it all?
Thankyou in advance.
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