My husband has several claims being considered, one of which is unemployability. This was originally filed due to bad advice from his VSO. After much reading on here, we realize he is not entitled to receive unemployability at this point. He works limited hours due to his disability but, partially due to the fact that I work at the same place and help him often with his work (commission sales), he makes over the threshold. Now, we are wondering if he should request to have the claim dropped for this one contention. It will likely hold up the decisions on the other claims and is just clogging the system for no reason. Had we known then what we know now, we never would have filed it. My main concern with dropping it now is the fear that VA will somehow screw everything up and drop everything or something like that. Or, maybe the process of withdrawing it will cause even more delay.
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My husband has several claims being considered, one of which is unemployability. This was originally filed due to bad advice from his VSO. After much reading on here, we realize he is not entitled to receive unemployability at this point. He works limited hours due to his disability but, partially due to the fact that I work at the same place and help him often with his work (commission sales), he makes over the threshold. Now, we are wondering if he should request to have the claim dropped for this one contention. It will likely hold up the decisions on the other claims and is just clogging the system for no reason. Had we known then what we know now, we never would have filed it. My main concern with dropping it now is the fear that VA will somehow screw everything up and drop everything or something like that. Or, maybe the process of withdrawing it will cause even more delay.
Any thoughts on this?
Thanks,
Kate
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