Preparation For Decision

[Inarticulate&Distorted]

Getting closer on my TDIU Claim! Hopefully wont be much longer now!

Date of completion is between February 15th and March 21st. Getting past the Gathering of Evidence stage i feel is the best step. The end stages tend to go faster i've noticed since i started this whole process with the VA back in June of 2014

[vetquest]

One thing that I found useful for a UI claim is a letter from coworkers and management about the troubles you are having holding a job.  They are called buddy statements just like statements from former service members.  They helped me get 100% P&T.

[Inarticulate&Distorted]

Wow, it's coming to an end at last....nearly 4 years, not saying i'm done fighting the VA, but this Claim may finally be done....

 

[Inarticulate&Distorted]

So, i think i may have been approved for my TDIU Claim, no reason for them to pay my Lawyer if i didn't win right????

[HorizontalMike]

On 2/16/2018 at 5:12 PM, Inarticulate&Distorted said:

So, i think i may have been approved for my TDIU Claim, no reason for them to pay my Lawyer if i didn't win right????

That was my experience.  The remaing question is... at what rate/percent?

Great news I hope!

[broncovet]

Most lawyers for Vets work on a contingency basis, so you should owe nothing if denied.  Did you contact your lawyer??

[vetquest]

My lawyer took 20% of my award.  Better 80% of an award than nothing.