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I haven't worked since 2009 and was awarded SSDI in 2014. When I filed for TDIU I included my award letter from the SSA. There is no mention of SSDI or SSA in the evidence that the VA used to make their decision. I know they had it because I included it in my claims packet. The awards letter states vocational expert opinion and only include my service connected condition as the reason for me being granted SSDI. Should I see this in the evidence the VA used to make their decision?
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broncovet
"If" the reasons for SSDI are conditions to which you are all SC by the VA, this is prima facie evidence for tdiu. You need to fight them on this, you should win. Still, with VA you have
Foxhound6
In the decision you received, yes, there should be a list of evidence that the VA reviewed. I am not sure what they would list something from SSA as but I would think it would be obvious in the list.
GBArmy
I agree with Foxhound 6. If you submitted the SSDI info, and they didn't acknowledge it in the evidence, I think it is a CUE. So make a big point of that; it is significant evidence. HLR would normall
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