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Veteran was just notified by his VSO that along with his 100% award, he was also awarded SMC-L.(He doesn't have his award letter yet).
Are SMC(s) paid the month following the award, and is there "backpay" for SMC(s)?
For whatever reason, the VSO didn't seem to know the answers to these questions

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The decision, when it arrives, should include the "effective date" of SMC S.  As with all other benefits, the payment begins "on the first day of the month" following the effective date. Â
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