I am a 100% service-connected disabled veteran.I am totally and permanently disabled.Under what circumstances could the VA take your 100% service-connected benefits away?My rep said that after I was deemed 100%, my VA record was going to go on a shelf and collect dust.I was also told that the only way I would lose my benefits is if I (veteran) opened a new claim for benefits after my 100% rating.Is this true?
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I am a 100% service-connected disabled veteran. I am totally and permanently disabled. Under what circumstances could the VA take your 100% service-connected benefits away? My rep said that after I was deemed 100%, my VA record was going to go on a shelf and collect dust. I was also told that the only way I would lose my benefits is if I (veteran) opened a new claim for benefits after my 100% rating. Is this true?
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I posted this several years ago. P & T ratings are only granted or awarded when a veteran has a disability or disabilities that is likely going to exist and last for the rest of the veteran's lif
broncovet
The VA has "hoops" to jump through to try to reduce your 100 percent p and T rating. Generally, it means that your condition "not only" has to show improvement, but it has to show SUSTAINTED improvem
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The VA can reduce your rating "regardless" (independent of) whether or not you apply for an increase. "If" the VA does not comply with the regulations, the Veteran can hold them to them by: A.
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