I was talking about this in another thread but as @Buck52 said I don't want to hijack someone else thread.
I will be retiring from the federal government around the end of October, I will be receiving a retirement check from them, I am also retired from the Air Force. My quest is can I get IU even though I am retired?
Once I retire I will also go to the VA Voc ReHab. I am also hoping (like everyone else on this site) to get to 100% P&T I almost there now.
If I do get 100% P&T is there any need to pursue IU?
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I was talking about this in another thread but as @Buck52 said I don't want to hijack someone else thread.
I will be retiring from the federal government around the end of October, I will be receiving a retirement check from them, I am also retired from the Air Force. My quest is can I get IU even though I am retired?
Once I retire I will also go to the VA Voc ReHab. I am also hoping (like everyone else on this site) to get to 100% P&T I almost there now.
If I do get 100% P&T is there any need to pursue IU?
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Also, if you complete VR&E. You’ll likely be expected to return to work. AF retirement+Federal retirement+100P&T= find something else worth doing with your time. The VA and service or
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If you get 100% P&T there is no reason to pursue IU. I believe if you retire they will not allow IU. IU is for people who have lost their job or can not hold a job due to their service connected
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@MPsgt & @paulstrgn That is a good point! I will say that the individuals context and other disabilities play into that factor. So Paulstrgn has to visualize the scenario and evaluate it
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