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Is it a standard format that the rewards letter state no further exams neccessary for a I/U PT claim. Does any other members have any insight. thanks

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When IU/PT is granted, VBA will USUALLY put that wording in there.

I, myself would want it in writing.

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Not sure what happen there. As I started to type a responded something wierd happen to my screen. Anywho, that is how mine was worded as well it said the same thing no future appointments and they will send you a yearly certification letter to respond whether you have worked within the last 12 months and make sure you return it. I have heard that could be grounds to stop you IU.

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Lately, the VA has been writing that you are considered permanent and total(P&T), however, they may just state no future exams, or Chapter 35 benefits or ChampVA benefits are awarded for your spouse and dependents. They are required to send enclosures about those benefits, if P&T is awarded.

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I was just awarded TDIU on April 9th. I received a copy of the rating codes from my Lawyer. It also states no future exams. Its been almost two months, and the VARO is still working my claim, to send me the letter of the rating decision, and retro pay. My effective date is April 07. Is this timelimit normal to receive letter, and retro pay? Thanks

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I was just awarded TDIU on April 9th. I received a copy of the rating codes from my Lawyer. It also states no future exams. It's been almost two months, and the VARO is still working my claim, to send me the letter of the rating decision, and retro pay. My effective date is April 07. Is this time limit normal to receive letter, and retro pay? Thanks

To be honest I do not know about TDIU, but when I was awarded 100% P & T schedular, I was awarded on March 16, 2009 retro back to Sept. 2007 and I received my letter on March 20, 2009 and I received the funds in my account on March 23, 2009. I would call my lawyer or call VA to find out what is going on.

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My intentions are to help, my advice maybe wrong, be your own advocate and know what is in your C-File and the 38 CFR that governs your disabilities and conditions.

Do your own homework. No one knows the veteran’s symptoms like the veteran. Never Give Up.

I do not give my consent for anyone to view my personal VA records.

 

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