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Buck52
I want to file a PTSD claim Diagnose by VA Physiatrist, but I need to get my service records first, I sent off for them from the St Louis office but still not heard anything its been about 3 weeks ago, should I request my C-File too before I file this claim?
I wanted to make sure I have my stressors....and see what all is in my C-File
I know time is wasting for my EED but I just want to make sure I cover everything before I file and don't want to be trapped by the VA and get denied.
I am currently 90% combined rating for hearing loss with tinnitus inferred TDIU P&T for the last 13 3/4 years consecutively.
would the VA hold that against me? thinking I'm being greedy?
I wanted to try to get housebound SMC's
I was thinking about filing a FDC for this PTSD.
ANY SUGGESTIONS?
Thanks
..................Buck
I am not an Attorney or VSO, any advice I provide is not to be construed as legal advice, therefore not to be held out for liable BUCK!!!
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I have heard that since a C-File request is considered a claim if you file for your c-file then a month later file a claim you wont get either until both are done.If i were you i would go online on eb
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Buck Do you have a CIB or PH or any other medal or badge that shows combat? If you have those you don't need to prove a stressor. What you have is all you need to file right now which is a VA diagnos
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