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flynsolo2
Hello All,
I know there are NUMEROUS questions asked about the VA disability ratings, and even a disability calculator, but, my question is: my total combined disabilities are rated at 85%, so, it was rounded to 90%. I submitted a new claim for GERD, which I am expecting them to bring it from 10% up to 30%. For the disability calculation, will they work from the 90% and then factor in new claims or percentages or do they re-enter all my disabilities and so my rating could still remain at 90%?
thank you!!
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Carl the Engineer
"However, it seems that if I put in all my disabilities into the calculator, and do not work off percentages of old disabilities, it will take a near miracle to get to anything past 95% to get me to 1
Buck52
Hamslice it is very hard to get to the 100% rating for veterans rated at 85% for a Veteran rated 90% he will need an adition increase or another condition rated at least 50% for the 85% vet it w
Buck52
Roger that pacmanx Ham your at 200% straight up...does this mean your half whole...l😉
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