I noticed the percentage went away as noted in the previous topic. However, looking at my verification letter, it use to read that i was more than 30% service-connected (I'm 80% combined). Now the letter reads I'm at least 10% service connected but not more than 30%. I have a pending claim for tdiu with 70% major depression, 10% Lknee, 10% Rknee, and 10% sinusitus. Can anyone give me a clue as to what could be going on? On ebenefits, my claim had progressed to "pending desicion approval" and today it is back at "review of evidence".
I know the claim can go back and forth in status, but I'm concerned that the only document showing my percentage on ebenefits states that I'm not more than 30%. My benefit letter still shows the pay amount = to 80% minus the actual percentage listing as everyone else.
Thanks,
xpertshot
I looked at the letter again, it is the civil service preference letter (AB4)
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I noticed the percentage went away as noted in the previous topic. However, looking at my verification letter, it use to read that i was more than 30% service-connected (I'm 80% combined). Now the letter reads I'm at least 10% service connected but not more than 30%. I have a pending claim for tdiu with 70% major depression, 10% Lknee, 10% Rknee, and 10% sinusitus. Can anyone give me a clue as to what could be going on? On ebenefits, my claim had progressed to "pending desicion approval" and today it is back at "review of evidence".
I know the claim can go back and forth in status, but I'm concerned that the only document showing my percentage on ebenefits states that I'm not more than 30%. My benefit letter still shows the pay amount = to 80% minus the actual percentage listing as everyone else.
Thanks,
xpertshot
I looked at the letter again, it is the civil service preference letter (AB4)
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