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paulstrgn
I am 100% P&T. I have called the toll free number for the VA life insurance and have been given conflicting information. The first person I spoke to said I am not eligible to apply for the waiver of premiums on a $10,000 life policy because I am working, the second person said I need to apply for the waiver and see what they say. He said I may or may not be given the waiver, he said you won't know until you apply.
Does anyone have the SDVI for $10,000 and is employed get the premiums waived? I only want to apply if the premiums will be waived. I am also under 65 and it has been less than 2 years since my last new disability.
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I called the VA insurance center at 1-800-669-8477 and they again said the same thing: permanent and total plus working means not eligible. I asked for the regulation/law governing that, but they didn
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This is humorous. I received a decision letter from the VA and it didn't help clear anything up. They referenced the following laws: 38 U.S. Code § 1922 - Service disabled veterans’ insurance 3
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@paulstrgn, @Buck52, and @GBArmy, look what I found - the laws governing SDVI and it appears the VA may be wrongfully denying because permanent/total veterans are still working: There are two key
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