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Feasibility Letter for IU Claim

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I have attached a Voc Rehab Feasibility Letter that is very strong evidence in IU Claims to be approved. Get one if you are struggling to maintain employment.

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 Ms berta 

FYI

 Veteran member Ddsr has been awarded TDIU P&T And I assume they used this letter as evidence in his IU Claim.

 I assume  he posted this Voc -Rehab letter as evidence to his IU Claim he was Granted  to help other Veterans that have claim in for the IU

And his intentions is that he wants all Veterans to read it that have a  claim in for the IU. to join the Voc-Rehab program.

  So maybe this letter would be beneficial to them as well.

 

 

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 would agree,This is a good letter to help as evidence when applying for IU.

Even if you have a botch up C&P Exam from a examiner...>  NP's are the world worst.

With this type of letter  its  easier for the rater to make a fair decision on IU.

 

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 did not see , anywhere in this letter, that the Voc Rehab counsellor idenitified the "disabilities" as service connected disabilities.

What service connected disabilities do you have?

 

GRADUATE ! Nov 2nd 2007 American Military University !

When thousands of Americans faced annihilation in the 1800s Chief

Osceola's response to his people, the Seminoles, was

simply "They(the US Army)have guns, but so do we."

Sameo to us -They (VA) have 38 CFR ,38 USC, and M21-1- but so do we.

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4 hours ago, Buck52 said:

 Ms berta 

FYI

 Veteran member Ddsr has been awarded TDIU P&T And I assume they used this letter as evidence in his IU Claim.

 I assume  he posted this Voc -Rehab letter as evidence to his IU Claim he was Granted  to help other Veterans that have claim in for the IU

And his intentions is that he wants all Veterans to read it that have a  claim in for the IU. to join the Voc-Rehab program.

  So maybe this letter would be beneficial to them as well.

 

 

Yes Buck that is exactly what my intentions are. I am wanting veterans to know this help is out there. And Berta I have been posting things for 7 months now on Hadit. I do hope that I have not offended anyone. If you look on my profile you can see all about my SC.

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Hello,

I am just curious. I am rated 70% alone for major depressive disorder and 80% overall.  I applied for IU and was wondering how good of evidence is the Feasibility letter I have obtained from Vocational Rehab. I was originally going through vocational rehab and thats when I had a relapse of depression badly. She determined it was not feasible for me to seek employment or training. Thank you

 

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Tim

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That letter is a good indication of your employability.  When they say you are not trainable for employable that is very good for your case.

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