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Do You File For PTSD and a Disability Claim at the same time?

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I'm putting together a claim package to be submitted (hip replacement) , should I also file for my PTSD claim at the same time?

  • The hip replacement is for a "New" claim
  • PTSD is for a "New" claim
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It depends if you need money or not.  If you need money, file for both ASAP.  If you just won the lottery, it wont matter.  

Your effective date is usually "limited" by the date you file.  Earlier file date = more retro when you get approved.  Conversely, Later file date = less retro, when approved.  

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Yes file Sharm protect the earliest effective date you can get.

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