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alanlee671
Greetings:
I'm not sure how to file for Schizoaffective Disorder - Bipolar Type. Helllllllp! In 2005 I was denied service connection for bipolar Disorder and have been denied numerous times since everytime i got my claim reopened.
My diagnosis has changed. Should I submit a 21-526EZ claiming Schizoaffective Disorder - Bipolar Type? My VA psychniatrist since 2017 has penned a Nezus letter saying that my in service symptomatology and signs as stated on my performance reports is more than likely related to my current diagnosis and that depressive symptoms are aggravated by a service connected disability for back condition secondary to chronic pain. a two in one kyna deal. Question do I file for a acquired psychiatric disability to include (my current mh diagnoses) or file to reopen the 2005 or subsequent claims for Bipolar Disorder or what? Thanks.
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If your claim denied was within one year, then use the Supplemental form 20-0995. If it was denied over a year ago, then use 21-526EZ. You could also double check by calling 800-827-1000 and ask the c
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