I got a copy of my C and P of my tinnitus exam, and the doctor listed why he thought I was service connected. Listed my MOS that I had in the Army. Ok good.
I read on and then he listed and MOS I never held and stated that since I held this MOS, I should be service connected too.
So my question is, will anyone ever notice this incorrect additional MOS listed on my exam and go back and remove my 10% they gave me?
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joseM1964
Hello,
I got a copy of my C and P of my tinnitus exam, and the doctor listed why he thought I was service connected. Listed my MOS that I had in the Army. Ok good.
I read on and then he listed and MOS I never held and stated that since I held this MOS, I should be service connected too.
So my question is, will anyone ever notice this incorrect additional MOS listed on my exam and go back and remove my 10% they gave me?
Edited by joseM1964Thank you
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JoseM1964 The correct answer is: maybe! What was the MOS that he put down and what was your actual MOS? If they both were rated highly probable to cause hearing problems, my guess would be they will
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99% of Tinnitus claims are for Subjectivie Tinnitus which cannot be tested so often as long as the claim is made and the MOS matches they grant it. sometimes they require you to go to a audiologist to
Buck52
Right, JoseM1964 Mention it (rigging in the ears) when he took his Hearing test and Veterans need to mention this ringing in the ears (known as Tinnitus) to the Audiologist When /After they take the
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