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Rocket1949
What does the VA give you to show that you are permanent and total.The BBE didn't have anything directly stating that. My Commissary letter on Ebenefits states "This total disability is considered permanent. You are not scheduled for future examinations."
Does that statement mean P&T ? Is there any other documents that would reflect P&T. Seems like there would be more documentation to indicate TDIU P&T.
Thanks
EDIT. Looking at my summary of benefits letter it states " You are considered to be totally and permanently disabled due solely to your service-connected disabilities"
Sounds like P&T but is it?
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broncovet
Yes, VA often makes that real fuzzy in the VARO letter. However, your commissary letter cleared it up. You can use those ebenefits letters for all kinds of purposes, such as tax abatement (part/all
broncovet
Well, yes. The 5 year rule is contained, in 38 CFR 3.344. https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/38/3.344 Section "C" explains you get all the protections mentioned in A and B, if you have
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Job Well Done, ENJOY! Just keep your eyes peeled for any additional SC, New, Secondary or Increase that would qualify you for SMC S (1) Statutory (additional SC's CSC of 60%) Housebound Rating. Y
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