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Buck52
I have a dispute with a 20 year experienced VSO. ON A FAIRLY SIMPLE ISSUE.
When a Veteran is getting IU for say 80% or 90% it is possible for him to be able to work > if he gets his rating up to 100% because that makes his IU Moot and he is considered to have a 100% final degree in his rating and he can work then. (if he wants to) without worry they will take his IU away.
Doing this would usually mean he would need a 50% increase in his 80% or 90% rating to bring his rating up to the scheduler rating ,again this would nullify the IU and set his rating at the 100% schedular. (CORRECT?)
or if his 80% or 90% IU WITH P&T and he files for another separate condition and is awarded a service connected rating at 70% rating for that separate condition then this new separate condition would make his IU moot and he would be considered to have a final scheduler 100% rating and possibly with the SMC -S
THIS IS WHAT i MENTION TO THIS VSO HE SAID I WAS WRONG ONCE A VETERAN IS AWARDED THE IU HE HAS TO STAY AT THAT RATING.....i totally disagree with him on that.
Am I correct in telling this other veteran to file for a increase on his IU Rating or if he has another condition that has come up file for that too or if he has a secondary condition to one of his already service connected conditions that would cause or be related to a secondary condition FROM HIS EXISTING CONDITION and depending on what he is rated at will determined if he meets the 100% schedular rating. ....(is this correct?)
Also if a veteran had the evidence in C-File that would be favorable to his claim but was denied from N.P. C&P Exam he can file a NOD or head straight to the BVA if denied because this N.P FAILED TO READ HIS EVIDENCE in his C-File, HE WOULD NEED A SPECIALIST TO GET A FAVORABLE IMO but this specialist would trump this N,P...if they still deny him and he did use a specialist then its time to call his congressman. (CORRECT?)
this VSO mention that won't work either i ASK HIM DO YOU WORK FOR THE VA? OR THE VETERAN?
THIS KINDA OF STUFF PISSES ME OFF BECAUSE USUALLY A VETERAN WILL LISTEN TO THE VSO OVER US LAY NON CONNECTED TO THE VA TYPE GUYS OR US GUYS THAT HAVE THE CLAIMS EXPERIENCE LIKE broncovet & Ms berta and GB Army and Shrektank1 Pacxman1 Brokensolider244TH and other experience with these VA Claims.
BTW This VSO is a DAV VSO That works at my VAMC AND i WAS VISITING A Veteran at the VBA Office Seeking help with his claim I gave him a hadit card and talk with him a while rather or not he takes my advise is yet to be seen?
well on to get my flu shot.
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GBArmy
Agree with Shrek 100%. To say once you get TDIU you have to stay at that rating makes no sense at all. What id the veteran had 2 or 3 major new disabilities that would put him over 100% for scheduler.
Buck52
I have a dispute with a 20 year experienced VSO. ON A FAIRLY SIMPLE ISSUE. When a Veteran is getting IU for say 80% or 90% it is possible for him to be able to work > if he gets his ratin
ShrekTheTank
Buck you are correct. He has to fight for the increase and get scheduler to be able to work. There is nothing saying you have to stay at this said rating. If this were true I would have never made
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