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Got Approved for IU P&T Today!!! Letter is confusing though?!?!?
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DDS77
I just saw on VA.Gov today that my IU claim has been approved!!
It seems that I have 100% Scheduler & IU?
Checked the letters and they say this:
VA Benefit Information
You have one or more service-connected disabilities: YES
Your Combined service-connection evaluation is: 100%
Your current monthly award is: $3321.85
You are being paid at the 100 percent rate because you are unemployable due to your service-connected disabilities: Yes
You are considered totally and permanently disabled due solely to your service-connected disabilities: Yes
And they got the effective date correct too!
I looked at my disabilities and they are now different:
Depressive disorder is now 70% up from 50%
Knees are now @ 40% each due to flexion, up from 10% for pain.
OSA stayed at 50%
I had C&P's for all of these and they have gotten worse over the years so increased %'s are possible...
So, my question, Am I both? If scheduler why would they give IU? Is there a difference in benefits? The P&T is awesome, and I certainly am not complaining, just a little confused.
Thanks!!
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pacmanx1
Congratulations!! Not saying that this letter is wrong or off but your Official Letter should explain your rating better and in more detail. Welcome to the 100% P & T club. 😃
broncovet
Congratulations. As Pacman said, wait for the envelope, it will become more clear. However, Its "exceptionally rare" to be awarded IU AND schedular 100 percent. I am one of those rare excepti
Ddsr
100% TDIU Congrats! Benefits include: • At 100% TDIU you have restrictions as to income. • Full healthcare with no copays at 50% or more. • Travel pay at 30% or more. • Depend
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