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Retro pay after TDIU?
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allansc2005
Afternoon folks, hope everyone is safe and healthy.
Back in January, 2017 I was awarded TDIU P&T, got all the back pay, goodies such as no taxes on vehicles, dwelling...
In December of 2019, I filed a secondary claim of overactive bladder-OAB in connection with spinal issues for which I was already awarded SC, and was denied.
I asked for a higher level review due to the denial, was granted the review, was sent to a C&P exam for that same OAB claim, and got a call yesterday from the C&P doctor telling me he concurs that my OAB "is connected to my SC spinal conditions", and that he would tell the VA the same thing on the DBQ.
So, my question is: Will there be any back pay from the time I was denied SC for the OAB back in December, 2019? FYI, I'm 90% Scheduler.
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Allan 2-2-0 HOOAH!
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Here is the way your retro is calcualted: Figure your new comp rate EACH MONTH. This varies with the year, your dependents, and your percentage rate EACH MONTH. EACH MONTH subtract what
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I recently had an advance on the docket and didn't have to apply for the advance. They did so for "hardship." In my case, just that l am 75. I did put in for the advance but it was confirmed right awa
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Hope things go well.
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