[HELP] proposal to reduce + denied tdiu

[Fearless]

I do not know what more I can do. I was denied tdiu and now they want to reduce my percentage.

I am flagged by the VA as high risk, I take multiple medications (antidepressant, antipsychotic, anti-anxiety); recently my LCSW said that I could not work the  way I am now.

Do I ask her and my psychiatrist to write a letter stating this?

They do not mention my ability to work in my online health records, so I believe that may be screwing me over.

Do I ask for a hearing, or do I wait for the reexamination? 

Exam: http://imgur.com/a/x4bGfv1

Edited June 18, 2019 by Fearless

[vetquest]

Voc rehab will evaluate you for employment and make a decision whether you are employable or not.  I would get that doctors letter filed to the VA as soon as possible.

[Fearless]

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Due to the above listed symptoms he has been unable to get and maintain a job...

Is this sentence enough to win an IU appeal? This is a sentence from the letter I received from my va psychaitrist.

[Buck52]

well it won't hurt  actually it should carry some weight

check out this link for IU Claims  or TDIU Claims.

https://www.scribd.com/document/148923612/FL13-013-001

[GeekySquid]

2 hours ago, Fearless said:

Is this sentence enough to win an IU appeal?

it depends on what else is in the record.

things like how many jobs you have gone through, documentation of fights, domestic disturbances, police actions, etc etc etc.

get your Social Security record and submit that as proof of how many jobs you have gone through.  The VA is "supposed" to do that on an IU claim, but make sure they have the record by doing it yourself.

get as many  buddy letters as you can describing any outbursts, bad behaviors and or being fired.

If you are seeing a VA shrink then make sure that record shows you talking about losing those jobs