So, have been appealing TDIU claim and unsure as to why they keep denying (waiting to see on BBE) but I am about to file an almost sure thing secondary claim for my other knee. Based on my ROMS and things, it seems I should receive at least 30% if not higher. Between that rating and bilateral factor, that would put me at 100% schedular.
The thing I am wondering is: If I get the 100% schedular, does that now make my TDIU claim moot? It has been about a year since I started the TDIU claim so I would hate to lose back pay. But, I am unsure how this would work? Any one have this scenario before? I feel like its still a separate claim.
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So, have been appealing TDIU claim and unsure as to why they keep denying (waiting to see on BBE) but I am about to file an almost sure thing secondary claim for my other knee. Based on my ROMS and things, it seems I should receive at least 30% if not higher. Between that rating and bilateral factor, that would put me at 100% schedular.
The thing I am wondering is: If I get the 100% schedular, does that now make my TDIU claim moot? It has been about a year since I started the TDIU claim so I would hate to lose back pay. But, I am unsure how this would work? Any one have this scenario before? I feel like its still a separate claim.
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TDIU being an increase you don't get to file for the disabled vet insurance if you have not done it already. If you do have the disabled vet life insurance the VA will pay it for you now that you are
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Usually if you file multiple claims in the same year they get adjudicated together under the claim date of the oldest claim- unless a decision has been made on the other one. In that case the tdiu wou
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VA "rarely" awards tdiu and 100 percent both. Im one of the exceptions. Its a long story, but the 100 percent and tdiu are for different periods. Its been my experience that, if awarded 100 p
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