DBQ Individual Unemployability Statement Form that is not a DBQ

[pacmanx1]

Over the past few years, I have been trying to figure out and find a blank DBQ Individual Unemployability Statement Form. It seems that this form may have originated from the LHI corporation, but I have finally found an example on-line. This form is used by a medical examiner to fill out.  I feel that the VA should still make them available to the public. It seems that this form can be tailored for any disability symptoms because this particular form is for a Mental Health (Medical opinion) Individual Unemployability Statement and the one I found in my records was for a different disability.  I think if the VA would make this form available to the public, it would make it a lot easier for some veterans to be granted TDIU.

MO-re-TDIU-Form-re-Psych.pdf (seankendalllaw.net)

[brokensoldier244th]

It won't happen. The veteran needs to claim unemployability. There is no reason to have the examiners do the extra part of the exam unless the veteran is saying they are unemployable. Would you like it if every exam you went to the examiner just assumed you were not employable? What about if you got a rating based on that even if you didn't claim it, would you then quit your job? 

That employment assessment language has a specific purpose and time to be used. Its not a 'general' part of all exams, and it likely won't be.