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Crdp After Iu

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Cowgirl,

I am not sure this answers your question, but after my award of 70%, I received my money

by postal just about 4 weeks.

The first award was for the 16 years and then they acknowledged my TDIU form.

This being only the second one sent to them

I was sent for a C&P within three weeks .

After the C&P I was awarded 100% and received back pay for three years at the 100%.

This also took just about one month to go into my checking account.

Hope this helps you,

Betty

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  • HadIt.com Elder

Thanks Betty and Happy New Year to you! Given the abbreviations we use could stand for many things, I'll try to do better. For instance crdp is Concurrent Retirement and Disability Pay (CRDP), previously waivered retirement pay (taxfree) set aside as 'VA waiver'. The VA waiver was simply presented on pay slips but carried no true monies, just a 'set aside' of the retirees own pay. Yes, retirees paid themselves for disability pay!?

CRDP pay reimburses a portion of the disability pay owed retirees by %'s, pro-rated until 2014. Now vets with IU are given all crdp owed according to effective date. Crdp is usually dispersed by Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) which renders pay to active and retired veterans.

So thank you for responding - I'll let you know how it plays out.

Cg'up!

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