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What is the proper way to attach additional pages to the TDIU request form (VA Form 21-8940)?
My DAV VSO is saying use the VA Form 21-4187 (I may have written that form number wrong). I can't find that form number, but he called it a statement in support of the claim form. Which seems only to apply to lay statements.
My problem is that my medical treatment history and my employment history exceeds the space on the TDIU form and it exceeds the Remarks section.
I can make a note in the Remarks section that says see attached and give each attachment a title, one called Medical Treatment and another called Employment History but is this the best way to include information that the RO wants to see? Should I do that on blank pages of my own? Or is there a form to add pages to TDIU form 21-8940?
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pacmanx1
Yes, you can use the VA form 21-4138, keep in mind that you only have to list your employment including self-employment for the last five years you worked. Also, and very important. If you add additio
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It really doesn't matter, if I were you, I would make a copy of everything and submit it by uploading it on va.gov and mailing it return receipt mail with signature. As stated, I recently uploaded a c
Rivet62
Wel,l I have attempted to put everything in the Remarks section. The font size is no smaller than their info blocks on the form. I'm hoping it works ok. I wish I could just upload the TDIU form in eBe
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