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DFAS adjusted pay -v- VA retro pay?

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allansc2005

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Got a veteran who just won  P&T IU and a NOD. Expected retro is around 70K.

Her rep told her she would receive both a DFAS adjusted pay, and VA retro pay, but told her little else.

What's the difference between the two? Which one is paid first, and is there a certain day(s) of the month the two are paid?

Allan

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Simplified, from my experience: Retired service-members get paid on the 1st of the month through DFAS. Veterans with disabilities get paid at the same time through the VA. Retired veteran service-members get both at the same time via DFAS. The VA transfers internally to DFAS. Retired veteran service members with disabilities have to wait a bit longer because an audit is conducted at both departments. This typically takes 30-60 days depending on the veteran's effective date.

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EODCMC, thanks. There is also a "3 signature" process that happens if the veteran is due more than 25k retro, so I'm told.

Something that nobody seems to be able to answer is where do these 3 signatures come from?

So audits happen at the VA and DFAS, and that's 2 of the 3 of these signatures I wrote about?

 

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Perhaps, but I think not. The signatures are probably VA money threshold requirements in addition to the audits.

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