VACP TREAS 310 is a Compensation Payment. Retro? You May Have Won Your VA Disability Claim

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A TREAS 310 unexpected deposit into your checking account may be puzzling, usually, it is good news. Perhaps your VA disability compensation claim was granted, and the deposit made it to the bank before your letter arrived. It happens. To be on the safe side, wait for the letter confirming it. You can also call the VA at 800-827-1000. Or check e-Benefits. Once you log into e-Benefits, you can check your letters and see what percentage is listed.

 

A few of the codes labeled 310 on your US Government Check:

 

• VACP is for VA disability compensation or pension payment.
• VAED is for GI Bill payments.
• IRS is from Internal Revenue Service
   

Log Into e-Benefits to View Your Payment History

 

You Must File A Claim Before You See That VACP TREAS 310 Deposit

 

Retroactive Pay Can Be Life-Changing – Stop Hesitating and File!

 

After logging into e-Benefits you will see a menu

 

Veterans

• Disability Compensation
• Pension Benefits
• Education Benefits

 

For Survivors

• Survivors pension benefit
• Survivors’ and Dependents’ Educational Assistance (Chapter 35 benefits)
• Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC)

File for Disability Compensation with VA Form 21-526EZ - Click Here to Start Your Application Now!

Don’t throw that money down the drain.

Remember, if you were to win your claim, VA would pay you retroactively from the date you filed the claim. If you filed today and it took them two years to grant your claim, you would receive 24 months in retroactive pay, if you don’t file today, well, then, no soup for you. The longer you wait to file, the more money you lose.

File A New Claim | File For An Increase | File For Secondary Condition

Further Reading

• More Results on TREAS 310 Deposits
• VA Disability Ratings Calculator
• VA disability compensation rates
• Historical VA Disability Compensation Rates for Calculating Retroactive Pay

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