Permanent and Total Disability (P&T)

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  • čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
  • 0:00 Introduction
    1:10 What is Permanent and Total Disability?
    2:05 Conditions that automatically receive a permanent and total rating (P&T)
    2:32 Conditions less likely to receive P&T
    4:29 How to find out if your VA rating is permanent
    6:03 Is there a VA form to apply for Perm and Total status?
    6:39 Viewer Question: If you have permanent and total Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), are you automatically entitled to P&T disability at the VA?
    8:03 If you receive Total Disability for Individual Unemployability (TDIU), are you permanent and total?
    8:26 The advantages of having Permanent and Total VA Disability
    Other Protections from VA Rating Reductions
    10:26 Stabilized Ratings
    11:26 Continuous Ratings
    12:57 What to do if VA proposes a rating reduction
    16:03 Final Thoughts & Tips
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Komentáře • 316

  • @komiitailmoonpaw9966
    @komiitailmoonpaw9966 Před 5 lety +18

    As always a professional, understandable, to the point and friendly presentation. I concluded my own recent P&T decision with VA actually! In fact it was decided for me with no further questions or evidence needed. I watch all of your broadcasts and have seen most of your youtube videos including some that are non applicable to my situation. I am absolutely sure the knowledge I gained from CCK help me gain an insight to better prepare my very simple and straightforward service connected disability resulting from active duty. If it had been any more complex I would have done anything in my power to save any amount of money to reach out and get in touch with one of you to represent me. I'm that impressed. Keep doing what you all are doing! You do a great service to Veterans like myself! You should be proud that the information you pass down changes lives.

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety +2

      Thank you for your kind words and congratulations on your successful claim. It is our honor and privilege to be able to help veterans with their claims!

  • @DikaMo
    @DikaMo Před 2 lety +4

    Always look forward to listening to this law firm's information. Very informative and professional from everyone . Great job team CCK!Power firm..🏋

  • @marytolley5270
    @marytolley5270 Před 3 lety +3

    Thank you for sharing ! My husband volunteer for the marines he was a corporal. He had small cell lung cancer lungs lymph nodes and bones. He was wounded in veitnam and in combat and he had a purple 💜 heart he was a Sharp shooter and a guner .
    When he found ! He only lived nine months after he found out. He had cancer ♋♋🦀♋🦀

  • @virgoolokun3088
    @virgoolokun3088 Před 5 lety +12

    I truly appreciate your hard work and sharing knowledge for us vets to make better decisions and just “knowing” what some of the terms mean.
    Again, as always 🙏🏾

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety +1

      @Virgo Olokun, thank you so much for your kind words! We appreciate your feedback and are happy to know you find our videos informative.

  • @armyretguy7365
    @armyretguy7365 Před 3 lety +91

    Don’t make the mistake of thinking you’re P&T so life is peachy... it’s not. I’m 90% with IU @100% P&T. There are realities to this. I’ve been on disability since I was med retired after my last deployment (10 years ago). I STILL sit around wondering “what if they just take it away one day?” I know it’s unlikely, but when you depend on someone else, it’s ALWAYS scary. That will hang over your head forever, because the government is not your friend. There’s nobody to feel guilty over screwing you... The other HUGE reality, is that now you know you’ve been thoroughly checked out, and you will most likely NEVER get better. This means your TBI/PTSD/Injuries/illness/etc... will probably never go away. So I personally try not to get discouraged, but it’s hard. I know the pain and my issues will be there tomorrow, the next day, the next day, and on and on. Then there’s the sitting around. Sure, you can find a hobby, but let’s be real... most of us with 100% or IU can’t get out and do stuff, or we lack motivation, or both. It’s hard. One day you’re lacing up your boots, feeling proud and full of purpose. The next day you’re a broken man/woman and everyday is a struggle. I hope beyond hope that many of you never HAVE to be P&T. If you are, prepare your mind for those realities. I didn’t and it has exacerbated several of my issues.....

    • @garciadavid1165
      @garciadavid1165 Před 3 lety +16

      Wow... “lacing up your boots” that line hit me deep. I know that feeling... lots of ups and downs in and out of service. I also feel that way, what if one day they take away the help. Family and I have been thru the homelessness, thru the barley making it. Thru living with people cuz we had no place to go. Stress, depression, anxiety is always with me, even right now that we are doing ok. 5:23 am, awake mostly all night every night, this is my life now. Plz be safe to each and every veteran.

    • @lorrainebrown5181
      @lorrainebrown5181 Před 3 lety +9

      Wow ... We are going through the same thing. Just reading your post started my tears all over again

    • @davorebo5790
      @davorebo5790 Před 3 lety +20

      You know what's worse.. when you ex wife is now trying to get more child support money... after you've been awarded 100% p&t.. the question now is do I quit my other job or pay her a ridiculous high amount of child support just because I have a higher income now... women out here trying to take advantage of my disability/money.. ridiculous ...don't get married folks

    • @armyretguy7365
      @armyretguy7365 Před 3 lety +2

      @@paulnightwolf9043 it’s less likely, but there are circumstances where you can be reevaluated. Anything from a pack of seeking care, to fraud suspicion. The longer you’re rated though, the harder it is to reduce benefits....

    • @armyretguy7365
      @armyretguy7365 Před 3 lety +10

      @@paulnightwolf9043 I haven’t heard of any va doctor doing that, they could be putting themselves or their patients in danger. The part about seeking care is because they VA has a habit of thinking, “Well they aren’t getting treatment so they must be better.” It’s a flawed concept because some people forget (TBI), don’t want to leave their home (PTSD, Etc) or just don’t want to be in a crowded VA clinic (half the vets in the country). So yeah....

  • @matthewmillet3807
    @matthewmillet3807 Před 4 lety +15

    Yalls videos are a fabulous resource! Thank you for the effort and quality that you all put into each video!

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      @tylermicah5421 Před 2 lety

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  • @rockbay79
    @rockbay79 Před 3 lety

    Very Good information!!!! I learned several things. Thank you so much for sharing!

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 2 lety

      Thank you for tuning in!!

  • @khure711
    @khure711 Před 3 lety +24

    Everyone give this a thumbs up so it’s up top. I’m going to drop some knowledge on you all and answer all these questions. First there is a difference in rating. Scheduler and TDIU. Scheduler is your disability ratings calculate to you getting 100%. TDIU is when someone is NOT 100% but meets the criteria to apply for 100%. Scheduler you can still work another job. TDIU you cannot work another job because you are stating that your disabilities make you unemployable and you need that 100% to survive.
    Secondly if you receive a 100% p&t rating then your case is closed and you receive the max rating. Because your case is closed they cannot reopen it and lower your ratings. The ONLY way you could lose your rating is if YOU reopen by filing another claim. So if you don’t file any more claims then your disability case will remain closed.

    • @amaznjohn
      @amaznjohn Před 2 lety

      If a veteran is nearing retirement age and is determined to be TDIU P&T then has a surgery that could improve her condition, could the VA reevaluate her and remove her P&T designation?

    • @aioshi24
      @aioshi24 Před 2 lety

      @@amaznjohn Not unless you inform them about said surgery. If your case is closed, I'd leave it at that.

    • @amaznjohn
      @amaznjohn Před 2 lety

      @@aioshi24 Thank you for the reply. The VA needs to be involved since the condition is service-connected. Either the VA will have to perform the surgery or the VA will need to send it to Community Care so that the veteran won't have to pay for the surgery. If this is done, can the VA reevaluate the veteran for P&T while in her 60's?

    • @USMarine0481
      @USMarine0481 Před 2 lety +1

      How about if you have to add more dependents like old parents?

  • @DikaMo
    @DikaMo Před 3 lety +1

    Thx as always, Brad and company. Brad is always sooooo professional 👍

  • @tommarinevet
    @tommarinevet Před 4 lety +11

    The VA sends a benefits letter to the veteran that state you are P&T, and the date you became P&T and the rate

  • @Mauricio-vn6fl
    @Mauricio-vn6fl Před 2 lety

    Great information, thank you

  • @royhamill5719
    @royhamill5719 Před rokem

    Thank you for the info.

  • @djlevert1
    @djlevert1 Před 2 lety +6

    God has all power! So do y’all thing! I just watch and just pray now! God is real! So real!

  • @sojoar
    @sojoar Před 4 lety

    I had Hodgkin's on active duty in the 1980s, and two years ago had carcinoma of the tonsil (deemed service connected). My VA ENT doctor who has treated me from the beginning of the carcinoma of the tonsil for post treatment problems such as neuropathy of hands and feet, lymphedema of the interior of throat, and fibrosis of the throat and tongue base told me he put in a consult for palliative care clinic. I was told by someone associated with the VA that palliative care would entitle me to a P&T award within a few months. I have researched until I have exhausted places to find an answer without finding one. Would you know whether the VA person was correct or not, and if you know anything about palliative care entitlements and or compensation? I appreciate your professional opinion.

  • @1ycj
    @1ycj Před 4 lety +3

    Hi, I have a couple of questions to ask being 100% disabled veteran myself. I receive disability from VA and ssi. But with ssi although I receive disparity it's not 100% which I do not understand. My second question is because of my disabilities I have limitations. But recently I applied for a 3-4 month tech school for nail tech/training school. I think I qualify for Chapter 31 under vocational rehab. The issue is I don't want to open pandora's box either because the VA once informed me of their way of thinking meaning they feel if a disabled veteran can go to school then they can work. But in my opinion each case is different depending on each individual circumstance. School starts November 6 for the class I'm trying to attend and I submitted my claim on 12 September. My time for attendance is getting close. I don't know what to do to expedite the process. Can u assist?

  • @lorrainebrown5181
    @lorrainebrown5181 Před 3 lety +1

    Hi
    Question - I was awarded P&T but I have a scheduler 70% rating for depression and awarded TDIU - so is the P&T just for me not to get anymore C&P exams? I don't understand the purpose of P&T with 70% .My condition is not stable nor has it improved but I need to go back to work
    I can't live off 3146 a month (2021 VA TDIU rate) and I was denied SSDI. When my state disability terminates I will ask the VA to terminate my TDIU. Just knowing I need to do this makes my depressive symptoms worse. I understand I can work with TDIU but I cannot earn more than 13k (poverty level for single person). Thank you

  • @michaelpaese6128
    @michaelpaese6128 Před 4 lety +1

    I 'm vet and i have 60% rate from va for asbestos and there is no cure for this i can only get worse. I applied for ( TDIU ) or should have ( P& T )????

  • @TheDonna1959
    @TheDonna1959 Před 2 lety +6

    However if qualified, a veteran can collect BOTH VA disability & Social Security disabilty (SSDI) at the same time. Know that the VA rates disability by 10% increments. Social security is cut & dry. You are either disabled or not! No percentage increments! The VA & Social Security have different rules/regulations to determine disability.

  • @nancymariediamond7789
    @nancymariediamond7789 Před 2 lety

    Hello my question is in regards of finding where or to whom address an update after 80% combined rating and no compensation letter nor determination letter receive yet, how long should I wait for resolution??

  • @thomaslyons8285
    @thomaslyons8285 Před 3 lety +1

    I am a 100% P& T and was wondering if I apply A & T Will I have too go though more future
    Exams because of opening a new claim ?

  • @mattallan434
    @mattallan434 Před rokem +2

    Hi. I hear that for P&T the VA doesn't SCHEDULE you for a future exam. However, it doesn't state that they will NEVER schedule you for a future exam. They can whenever they want, its just not scheduled. Is this true? What are the odds that they will schedule me for a re exam (even if I do not open a new claim myself)?

  • @rayjasso6943
    @rayjasso6943 Před 2 lety

    Thank you

  • @HectorMartinez-gy8kp
    @HectorMartinez-gy8kp Před 3 lety

    i have a tough one. im considered t&b disabled i have un earned income from fers disability i work 2 days a week to get out the house. will i still be able to work 2 days when they combine earned income with unearned income?

  • @thomasolson2836
    @thomasolson2836 Před 3 lety +1

    im on ssi and get $783 a month ! my lower4 lumber are crumbling away , Is there any way to get more money a month ?? i cant find a place to live at with such a little bit of money i get '

  • @LawDogg01
    @LawDogg01 Před 2 lety +5

    Would be terrible of the VA to take away your P and T then you lose your champ va for your family, dis-enroll your dependents from their college, have to reverse all the state benefits like property taxes,etc etc.. and they wouldn’t lose a minute of sleep. No wonder vets commit suicide when their benefits are stripped.

  • @abcdefg407
    @abcdefg407 Před 3 lety +5

    Basically you are preparing me mentally to be cut off. Like it ain’t been done before. Good old USA.

  • @blackheartsmarine0351
    @blackheartsmarine0351 Před 4 lety +9

    I’m rated 100% IU with P&T. Is that rating mine for life or will the VA take it from me? I saw that P&T don’t have to get re-evaluated again, I’m assuming that’s me as well

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety +6

      @World'sokayestMarineGrunt, Permanent and total ratings are protected from being reduced

  • @earljohnson-ht4ny
    @earljohnson-ht4ny Před rokem

    if you are already have 100% PT when you are admitted to the VA hospital,can you get converlesent pay from the VA?

  • @kevinandshannonberlied9962

    Please do a video on Fiduciary

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety +1

      @Kevin Berlied, thank you for your feedback! We will look into this topic further. If you have any other suggested topics, please do not hesitate to let us know.

  • @eulawallace3124
    @eulawallace3124 Před 3 lety +3

    My husband is totally disable at a 100 per cent for Pt

  • @anthonyhernandez3645
    @anthonyhernandez3645 Před 4 lety +1

    I just went from 100 temp to 100 P&T for a mental health issue. The letter said no more further examinations but I've been hearing that the rating can be reduced if their is proof, and can second, should I still stay engaged with the VA because the letter says that no further examinations are needed. I still will stay engaged with the va, just not weekly like I've been doing.

    • @topshelfbullys7889
      @topshelfbullys7889 Před 3 lety +1

      Only if there is proof you lied about your disability. Other then that, P&T is protected

  • @eugenejr.santiago6622
    @eugenejr.santiago6622 Před 2 lety

    GOOD DAY to you all, I don't know if my concern is related to your Topic, I'm a Pilipino,son of a deceased USSAFE, my father died in an airplane crash in May 1947. He was with Col. EDWIN ANDREWS.and other PAF Personnel maybe 18 of them.
    Am I entitled to any benefit fom VA ?
    Thank you very much.

  • @charletonzimmerman4205
    @charletonzimmerman4205 Před 4 lety +2

    VA, loses, "records" Back, in 2005, I took chest , xrays, into VA , to check, on my Asbestos exposure, in service, when I re-entered the ,VA, health system in 2018, asked, after they determined I had COPD, were, my results, from those Xrays, were they said "We don't have any, of you're scans on file !" Or results. Ummmm.

  • @harrysmith3023
    @harrysmith3023 Před 3 lety +1

    You can cross it the other way where the SSA will use the VA records to consider 100% SSA

  • @jermainem3399
    @jermainem3399 Před 4 lety +1

    Yes what about perminit nerve damage from operation VA gives from removing prostate is that subject to perminit 100%

    • @francistamara2
      @francistamara2 Před 3 lety

      Your rating will decrease as a result of poor spelling

  • @tudorme7680
    @tudorme7680 Před 3 lety +5

    There's also an added protection for disabled veterans who are 55 yrs old.

    • @LawDogg01
      @LawDogg01 Před 2 lety

      55 yo thing is criteria the VA looks at for consideration but isn’t law.

  • @chegui2505
    @chegui2505 Před 3 lety +3

    100%P&T receive special benefits ?.Can you make q video for those benefits. ?.I am 100% P&T

  • @calvinkornegay6398
    @calvinkornegay6398 Před 4 lety

    I have a question. I was med boarded out of the Air Force and given temporary 100% disability for Schizophrenia. I don’t have an evaluation until 2021. I don’t see my condition getting any better. Do you think I will get 100% Permanent and Total?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety +1

      @Calvin Kornegay, Although we cannot speak on the specifics of your case, our blog can provide you with the information you may be looking for. cck-law.com/veterans-law/is-my-va-disability-rating-permanent/

  • @eiwill1988
    @eiwill1988 Před 5 lety +42

    Just found out today i was given p&t

  • @jermainem3399
    @jermainem3399 Před 4 lety +1

    If you're perminit and total cam you get Aid and Attendance too

  • @stevens7643
    @stevens7643 Před rokem

    Im 100% P&T. According to the regs, I meet SMC S. Im afraid to open dt triggering another C&P. Can it be awarded w/o c&p?

  • @patfire1275
    @patfire1275 Před 2 lety

    I have permanent and total disability but a 90% rating. How is this?

  • @rondarrelladventures8843

    What if it says irevocable

  • @ebelentafoya3785
    @ebelentafoya3785 Před 4 lety +3

    Can P&T be taken away if there is medical improvement shown? (Asking for my husband. ) Thank you in advance.

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety +11

      @Ebelen Tafoya, P&T ratings are protected from being reduced and veterans are guaranteed to continue receiving such benefits for the rest of their lives. VA does not require those assigned a permanent and total disability rating to undergo any further medical examinations.

    • @ebelentafoya3785
      @ebelentafoya3785 Před 4 lety +4

      @@CCK_Law Thank you for the reply. My husband and I appreciate it.

  • @sealgryhnd
    @sealgryhnd Před 4 lety +2

    If I move to another state,can they reevaluate me, if I am 100 p&t and no exams are schedule for the future? Also, if I quit going to my mental health appointments and quit taking my medication can the VA take away my 100% p&t?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety

      @sealgryhnd, If you fail to attend, and do not call to reschedule or explain why you are unable to make it, then it is likely that VA will reduce or terminate your disability benefits. To read more on rating reductions take a look at our blog. cck-law.com/blog/how-often-va-reevaluate-disability-ratings

    • @estatic323
      @estatic323 Před 10 měsíci

      Testing this, did you end up getting reevaluated?

  • @jamerican_usnavy
    @jamerican_usnavy Před 2 lety

    I always get different answers when I ask if 70% TDIU (individual unemployable), P&T (permanent and total disability) veterans paid at the 100% rate can get a DV plate in Florida.

    • @Bbknuckles
      @Bbknuckles Před 2 lety

      That’s a good question.. I would go to the DMV and ask them. Or go to your nearest Veteran Service Center. I got my DV plates but they wanted proof of my 100%. Not my pay but my actual 100% disability. So maybe they won’t but it wouldn’t hurt to just go check.

    • @jamerican_usnavy
      @jamerican_usnavy Před 2 lety

      @@Bbknuckles in Florida?

  • @BeANicePerson_
    @BeANicePerson_ Před 3 lety +8

    Why do people describe it as P&T or permanent and total when the letter states it as total and permanent T&P ?

  • @joehewitt5411
    @joehewitt5411 Před 4 lety +1

    I have a 50% disability rating. Can I still receive my benifits if I went over seas on tourist visa on long term stay?

    • @davidmarklein
      @davidmarklein Před 4 lety +4

      Does the VA track your whereabouts?
      If you have a 50% benefit then you served your country honorably and are free to travel the world as you wish, like anyone else.

    • @JohnJohn-co9yz
      @JohnJohn-co9yz Před 2 lety

      @@davidmarklein lol exactly

  • @luclongly529
    @luclongly529 Před 3 lety

    Question: how does PTD affect SSA offsets?

  • @michaelnims6366
    @michaelnims6366 Před 2 lety +2

    Got 100% P&T for PTSD.

  • @carlosparscal
    @carlosparscal Před 3 lety +5

    I am TDIU my total rating is 90 percent. They pay you at 100 percent compensation, but they don't rate you 100 percent.

  • @evonneford4686
    @evonneford4686 Před 2 lety

    Was p/t disability in2015 and didn't know about it until I went back for review in 2020 but was put on temperature disability on January 2016 what can be done about that is there any back pay and also on SSN disability

    • @evonneford4686
      @evonneford4686 Před 2 lety

      After all that time body go worsening

    • @evonneford4686
      @evonneford4686 Před 2 lety

      Didn't get better at all can't do anything by myself body locksup when driving waste down and hands totally my vehicle in June of this year help can't take bath without having muscle all over don't want to drown in water so I have ex-husband staying with me don't want to leave my house

  • @Bbknuckles
    @Bbknuckles Před 2 lety +1

    I was rated at 90% in 2017 and wanted to increase to 100%. Along with my ongoing medical issues I filed for TDIU. Well I ended up getting my TBI rated @ 100% (P&T) and it says IU is "moot". Does that mean I can technically work? any information would be helpful and greatly apricated

    • @TheJoshua61840
      @TheJoshua61840 Před 2 lety +2

      Damn good question and I want to know too. following...

    • @Bbknuckles
      @Bbknuckles Před 2 lety +2

      @@TheJoshua61840 hey I actually found my answer. So yes I am able to work. If you get any condition rated at 100% then you’re considered P&T. If you get TDIU then it will say that (of course). Moot being that my IU was irrelevant given my 100% rating. Hopefully this info helps.

    • @dougbent4279
      @dougbent4279 Před rokem

      Hi, I'm at 90 T&P, payed at 100% do to iu. Can I work or not.

  • @hellopeople909
    @hellopeople909 Před 4 lety +1

    Ive been feeling dizzy for more than a year now. Doctor advised i have vertigo. I cant work due to this. Wht do i qualify for?

    • @tboy221
      @tboy221 Před 3 lety

      if the vertigo is related to the service and there is something you can relate it back to the service then you will get a rating based on how severe the vertigo is. i have multiple sclerosis and vertigo is one of the symptoms. it is tracked back to my time in the marines and is rated on my va records. i get 40% for the entire illness and all that encompasses its symptoms.

    • @JohnJohn-co9yz
      @JohnJohn-co9yz Před 3 lety

      @@tboy221 what kind of test did they do to know you have MS? Asking because I might have that as well

    • @davinadavina1331
      @davinadavina1331 Před 2 lety

      @@JohnJohn-co9yz sorry for the late reply. what you need to do is make a physical appointment with your doctor and tell them you have balance problems and double vision. then get a referral to see a neurologist to get a neurologist to give you a neurology physical and a blood and mri and lumbar puncture. the mri will find scars on your brain. the lumbar puncture will find oligoclonal bands in your brain and spinal fluid.

  • @jerriebethsteele9553
    @jerriebethsteele9553 Před 3 lety

    I have a question. I am rated at a combined 100%, but I am not P&T and I am not Temporary unemployability. How can I get permanent and total? They are giving me a hard time, probably because of my age. I am 39, but my body is destroyed.

    • @jerriebethsteele9553
      @jerriebethsteele9553 Před 3 lety +1

      @Moses Mill i am rated for migraines, sleep apnea, and PTSD. Those are a few of my ratings.

  • @196940oz
    @196940oz Před 4 lety +1

    If you have been divorced and remarry can your first wife get some of the DIC?? Been divorced 15 years and married now for 11?

  • @bennettearnold5140
    @bennettearnold5140 Před 3 lety

    can i get 100 disability because i was diganoised with Nascophagieal cancer? and had a heart attack , and no having a Blocked biflucaual i spelled it wrong but it s blocked heart valves, and i will more than likely have a pace maker for it, as my heart is not beating regualar, I am getting 90% disability now, cervical spine, partical paraylized left and right arm, ptsd do to a rape,,, and i have scares from surgery ?

  • @raycormier4199
    @raycormier4199 Před rokem

    With 100% P and T, can a veteran earn any amount of money?

  • @22carverjames
    @22carverjames Před 4 lety

    Question Does the veterans police have the right to call a veterans home ask the veteran Question about him visit Where I refused to answer question about corona virus. at a va clinic. I cancel my appointment and left

  • @adamshuler3748
    @adamshuler3748 Před 3 lety

    WHAT IF YOU WERE GRANTED TOTAL AND PERMANENT AND UI FROM AND APPEAL. DOES THE VA HAVE THE RIGHT TO RATE YOU AGAIN.

  • @jimwest4862
    @jimwest4862 Před 3 lety +2

    dear sirs ; I received 100% disabilItyPTSD in the letter from VA finding it said it was 100% P&T 20 years ago in Arizona.
    Later the VA office would upon request issue me a disability letter to use for various State programs like license plates.
    These letter always stated a 100% rating and P&T.
    Later I moved to Oregon and requested the same type letter from VA office there.(Portland). However this time THE LETTER stated I was CURRENTLY RATED 100% and no statement that I was P&T.
    I brought this up to a VA social worker, she replied that information was not available to me.
    I,ve always wondered about this.
    What if anything should I do?

    • @JohnJohn-co9yz
      @JohnJohn-co9yz Před 2 lety +2

      Go to V.A. gov and look at your benefit letter. If it say your're P&T then you are. If it doesn't then your're not..simple

    • @rickbeekman.9130
      @rickbeekman.9130 Před 2 lety

      I Get 30% For Hearing loss and Tinnitis since 2010, but hopefully my other issues In house will get me a total of 100%.
      1..Obstructive Sleep Apnea/with CPak
      2.Asbestos, and Asthma no Cancer but Chronic Cough
      3. Diabetes II
      4. Hearing loss has worsned on 2020 CP Exam, Hearing Aids have to be upgraded.
      5. PTSD.. on service record

  • @beardedelephant3023
    @beardedelephant3023 Před 3 lety

    Can you recommend qualified Nexus letter doctors?

  • @thetravelinglpn7092
    @thetravelinglpn7092 Před 5 lety +1

    I just had my exam for my severe persistent chronic asthma. It stated that my asthma precludes me from any physical occupation. Does that mean they find me totally or partially disabled?

    • @komiitailmoonpaw9966
      @komiitailmoonpaw9966 Před 5 lety +1

      Unless they state in writing you are "Totally" disabled or you are rated at "100%" you are not ""totally"" disabled. It will be on your award letter. Until then you will not know what you are. As of now it doesn't look like total. I would imagine you could find work sitting down in an office setting for example. That would not be total occupation impairment.

    • @tyronegalvan4267
      @tyronegalvan4267 Před 4 lety

      I APPLY SINCE 2009. WAS TURN DOWN 3 TIMES,AMAZING WHY VETERANS WAITING TO LONG FOR CLIAMS,UNFAIR AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL FOR VETERANS WAITING THAT LONG.THERE SHOULD BE A WAITING PERIOD ,NOT 1 YEAR,OR 2 YEARS OR 3 YEARS OR 4 YEARS, PLUS APPEALING FOR YOUR CLIAMS..

  • @trevormartinaharris
    @trevormartinaharris Před rokem +1

    I am an AF vet and experienced MST “military sexual trauma” during my entire active duty service. I was rated 100% temp, 100% TDIU and now I am 100% P&T….Then I retained lawyers and fought for an ‘earlier effective date’ to go back to my original date of my claim. My case went to the ‘Federal Court of Veterans Appeals’ and won my case there and also created case precedent. Then The VA had to pay my lawyer fees and I was awarded back pay to original date of claim since I never missed any appeal dates. I also won my SSDis benefits. With this I am able to assist other female vets and all other vets to file their claims for service-connected disability. It was a long fight, but I have been 100% P&T since 1995. I also study to become a Veterans Advocate. I was told by the VA that I could obtain employment if I choose BUT MY 100% P&T will never be reduced. I qualify for VOC Rehab and other benefits but will never be reduced. I thank The Lord that I am able to be a conduit and a testimony for other SEXUALLY TRAUMATIZED female veterans and also site my case from the FCOVA so they will be awarded their 100%!

  • @danielalvaradojr73
    @danielalvaradojr73 Před 4 lety +3

    Do you have to attend future QTC exams when 100% P an T?

    • @kevinfaughnder6944
      @kevinfaughnder6944 Před 3 lety +2

      Yes. If you are a member of Facebook, there are some very good veteran groups that can help explain things too.

    • @thinkforyourself9334
      @thinkforyourself9334 Před 3 lety +5

      You shouldn't have any future exams if you are P&T as long as you don't file any new claims

    • @ACyrrock004
      @ACyrrock004 Před 3 lety +2

      @@thinkforyourself9334 Mine says no future exams scheduled.

    • @khure711
      @khure711 Před 3 lety

      Don’t schedule any new exams and you are good because your case is closed. Don’t reopen it

    • @JohnJohn-co9yz
      @JohnJohn-co9yz Před 2 lety

      @@ACyrrock004 where do you see that at

  • @1406jay
    @1406jay Před 5 lety +5

    Let say you have a combined rating to grant 100% P&T and are awarded. Now lets say for example you have physicals therapy for one disability and were seeing a psychiatrist for PTSD treatment once a month including prescribed medication. Will this hinder the rating granted?
    Now let say you are continuing with physical therapy but your psychiatrist has not scheduled you more monthly appointments and need more meds. Will this hinder your rating?
    finally, if you do request for more appointments to see your psychiatrist, and request more meds, will this hinder the rating?

    • @anonymanonymity8859
      @anonymanonymity8859 Před 5 lety +2

      It will not hinder anything because you said in the beginning that you already have a combined rating to grant 100% P&T and are awarded, unless you are talking about reductions.

    • @danielledavis9876
      @danielledavis9876 Před 2 lety

      It will only be reduction unless you are P&T, you are something else

  • @juanmchavarin4556
    @juanmchavarin4556 Před 2 lety

    PD help 56% 46% disabling fussion please

  • @ronin_11b94
    @ronin_11b94 Před 3 lety +1

    How come nobody talks about if a permanent 60% disability rating can become 100% or T&P

  • @kenndeaux317
    @kenndeaux317 Před 5 lety +2

    If you've been awarded a 100% TDIU just a few months ago, for a claim filed 7-8 years ago, can I expect a P&T determination ?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety

      @kenndeaux317, TDIU is permanent in certain circumstances. However, VA must make this finding. If that is the case, VA will indicate that in your rating decision. Additionally, TDIU that is not initially deemed permanent by the VA can become permanent in the future. To learn more, visit our blog: cck-law.com/news/tdiu-permanent/

    • @kenndeaux317
      @kenndeaux317 Před 5 lety

      @@CCK_Law as I read the link you sent.. I will be 70 years old in 4 days, will I be deemed Permanent then ?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety

      @@kenndeaux317, yes. Once you are 70 years old, you will no longer have to submit VA Form 21-4140: Employment Questionnaire, which VA uses to determine your employment status and whether you have worked in the past 12 months.

  • @winnifridahennigan6261

    Iam a struggling surviving spouse of a veteran, need help so bad pls. I have a problem with my mortgage of my house

  • @frankdatank2529
    @frankdatank2529 Před 4 lety

    Im a blk amputee what would I fall in I dont have a prosthetic lmk plz

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety

      @Frank Gonzales, VA categorizes amputation in terms of traumatic amputation or amputation by surgical removal. There are different VA disability ratings based on the different types of amputations. Our blog can provide you with each potential rating. cck-law.com/blog/va-amputation-and-loss-of-use-ratings/

  • @db1566
    @db1566 Před 5 lety +1

    Hi,I am rated 100% p&t, can i work without the risk of losing my benifits. Thanks

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety

      Thank you for your comment! We have more information regarding 100% ratings on our website: cck-law.com/veterans-law/what-is-the-difference-between-tdiu-and-a-100-percent-schedular-rating/

  • @jamesstrycharz9467
    @jamesstrycharz9467 Před rokem

    What about parkinson's from CAMP LAGUEN

  • @twisterwilson2193
    @twisterwilson2193 Před 3 lety

    What action should I take if on 9/26/2013 I received a 100% rating only, but still had 6 pending claims overlook, and later they're withdrawn by the VA. My chronic insomnia, PTSD, Endometriosis, chronic groin pain, and left knee meniscus tear. I put in a NOD and they were all denied. Now my VF9 form is still pending at the VBA board. Well on 1/29/2021 I received a 100% P&T with an effective date of 9/26/2013. How can the VA give me an effective date of 9/26/2013 with this P&T but in the year 2013 I was only issued 100%. I missed out on all of the back taxes that I paid from 2013-2020 on my home and state taxes. Please advise thank you Wilson

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 3 lety

      @TwisterWilson, While we can’t comment on the specifics of any particular case here, you may find the answer you’re looking for in our blog. Hope this helps! cck-law.com/blog/when-will-i-get-va-disability-back-pay/

  • @kevinpatrick5844
    @kevinpatrick5844 Před 4 lety +3

    I am 100% P&T for PTSD. Can I still work?? I do not want to get in a bind with the VA.

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety

      @Kevin Patrick, generally speaking, if you receive a 100 percent rating on a schedular basis, employability is not factored into your rating. As long as your disabilities continue to meet the rating criteria specified. Our blog can provide you with more detail.cck-law.com/veterans-law/what-is-the-difference-between-tdiu-and-a-100-percent-schedular-rating/

    • @SeattleSeahawks-to3lc
      @SeattleSeahawks-to3lc Před 4 lety +2

      If you're 100% for PTSD you should not be working and if you are then you shouldn't be rated 100%

    • @kevinpatrick5844
      @kevinpatrick5844 Před 4 lety +1

      Well I ask because I am married with 5 kids. My 100% doesnt cover all of my bills to support my family. I have to have additional income or I’m screwed. Work is hard mentally, I am currently on short term disability thru my employer because of current events.

    • @IcyBandicoot
      @IcyBandicoot Před 4 lety +1

      Seattle Seahawks5668 who are you to make that claim? Nothing in CFR states he can’t work unless he has TDIU.

    • @SeattleSeahawks-to3lc
      @SeattleSeahawks-to3lc Před 4 lety +3

      Total OCCUPATIONAL and social impairment is the criteria to be rated 100 percent. Therefore you SHOULD not be working and if you are able to then you SHOULD not be rated as such. Learn to read I didn't say he cant work I said he shouldn't be and if able to then should be rated lower since the 100 percent rating is saying TOTAL OCCUPATIONAL IMPAIRMENT.

  • @youngsniper07
    @youngsniper07 Před 4 lety

    I am 90 percent scheduled rated but I am 100 percent p & t because I’ve been unemployable for the past 5 years... I am having a problem with receiving my I.d. Card what should I do?

    • @youngsniper07
      @youngsniper07 Před 3 lety

      Moses Mill no I haven’t. Can you help?

    • @youngsniper07
      @youngsniper07 Před 3 lety

      @@sammiejones08 really how?

    • @youngsniper07
      @youngsniper07 Před 3 lety

      @@sammiejones08 word that’s crazy! Yea finally after a few months I was eventually able to get it. I want the new updated ID now but I’m hearing I’ll have to wait until maybe June.

    • @youngsniper07
      @youngsniper07 Před 3 lety

      @Jim Burnett not true I have my ID now. Some of the employees are still misinformed but as long as you get your 100 p & T status your scheduler doesn’t matter. A great indicator of P & T is chapter 35 if you receive this then you can receive all the benefits and percs

  • @kaylalaw4820
    @kaylalaw4820 Před 3 měsíci

    Alimony and cs?

  • @painrider3521
    @painrider3521 Před 4 lety +6

    If you don't ask some very particular questions, on both the Medical AND Administrative sides, they will never give you pertinent information about anything. If they did, it would create a larger outlay of funding annually.
    Their(The VA) viewpoint is the REAL, Don't Ask - Don't Tell.
    I was retired at 70%, years later Depression added at 50% = 80%. I became unable to work a few years after that, a VSO assisted me in getting IU. I was granted 100%. I also assumed that was it.
    Until I asked for a benefits letter to obtain a fishing license...
    First comment I made was, "What the #=(_$?+/ is, Permanent and Total, and why am I on it?
    The VA is not in existence to provide benefits. They simply sit and wait for you to ask the correct questions.

    • @painrider3521
      @painrider3521 Před 4 lety

      Almost forgot. The Central Texas VA Healthcare System is forcing, "Eligibility Evaluations", on Veterans. I've been getting healthcare from the VA since 1990. Anybody care to make a bet what that's about?

    • @williamechevarria5085
      @williamechevarria5085 Před 4 lety

      Very good. Boy.

  • @ca44gmail
    @ca44gmail Před 5 lety +9

    How can a person's mental health can be improved? I am still trying to find out how? Because I keep seeing dead bodies. I have suppressed them for a long time and now they are here. How does the VA cure that?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety

      We are very sorry to hear you are going through a difficult time. To learn more about the mental health services VA provides, please visit: www.va.gov/health-care/health-needs-conditions/mental-health/

    • @FernandoRodriguez-lf2zg
      @FernandoRodriguez-lf2zg Před 5 lety +3

      that never go away 4 me 6 year and still going on :( but honor those gone

    • @komiitailmoonpaw9966
      @komiitailmoonpaw9966 Před 5 lety

      Are you wondering how they check to see if you are getting better for reasons of keeping your pay rating? Are you asking What are the current treatments available for a certain Axis I Disorder? Can you Clarify?

    • @mitchnerjosh
      @mitchnerjosh Před 4 lety +5

      Hey bro. I have the same issue as well with many other PTSD symptoms. I was diagnosed with PTSD in 2012 and was finally granted P & T status a couple months ago because I can't deal with work and my PTSD. It may never go away bro. Just live a healthy lifestyle and pray to Jesus for help.

    • @mitchnerjosh
      @mitchnerjosh Před 4 lety +1

      @@seedabeauty Are you a veteran?

  • @beaulong3270
    @beaulong3270 Před 5 lety +1

    I am going for another c and p exam next year. I was awarded 70% but a week later 100% tdiu in 2016. Ptsd, anxiety disorder, panic attacks, flash backs. Serious memory loss problems, dissociation issues. I have been diagnosed sleep apnea since also. And no change in my condition even with medication and such. What are my odds of becoming permanent on my exam next year?

    • @samuelhargrove8095
      @samuelhargrove8095 Před 5 lety +1

      BEAU LONG, put in for p/t. How long have you been TDIU? You could also get p/t at your next exam

    • @beaulong3270
      @beaulong3270 Před 5 lety

      Samuel Hargrove they back dated me in 2017 to 2016. I reapplied since 2013 instead of appealing. Thought I was appealing. I got out in 1999 general under honorable conditions. But only have records of my medical problems since 2005. My va rep told me I’m going for another c and p next year. I guess they can re examine anytime but I thought it was 5 years. My psychiatrist at the va doesn’t know why they just didn’t make me permanent from the start. Don’t know if any of this is needed to tell but figured o would give you a little history. Thanks again for replying.

    • @samuelhargrove8095
      @samuelhargrove8095 Před 5 lety

      BEAU LONG...I GOT P/T AT MY FIVE YEAR EXAM

  • @cjmorton6488
    @cjmorton6488 Před rokem

    What of a unemployment person won a huge lottery payment would they loos there disability

  • @sarabellamoore
    @sarabellamoore Před 2 lety

    I was listening

  • @TheDustysix
    @TheDustysix Před 5 lety +5

    I have been %100 IU for 17 years.

    • @niinarku5696
      @niinarku5696 Před 5 lety +1

      What is individual unemployability?

    • @TheDustysix
      @TheDustysix Před 5 lety +1

      @@niinarku5696 Multiple Disability Injuries with one them rated %40 or higher and totaling %70 or more. Taken in account of the numerous types a rating of %100 MAY be awarded. I have 4 at %10, a "K" award and 1 at %50.

    • @niinarku5696
      @niinarku5696 Před 5 lety

      @@TheDustysix but that means you can't work and have IU right?

    • @TheDustysix
      @TheDustysix Před 5 lety +1

      @@niinarku5696 You a Vet?

    • @niinarku5696
      @niinarku5696 Před 5 lety

      @@TheDustysix yes please. Field Artillery

  • @timothydoran1873
    @timothydoran1873 Před 4 lety +1

    why is my local taxes being evaluated on the award monies i get from the va im 100% disabled and unimployable.

    • @m.w4397
      @m.w4397 Před 4 lety

      Don't file VA benefits with your taxes

    • @timothydoran1873
      @timothydoran1873 Před 3 lety

      @@m.w4397 i did already now what do i do my local taxes have been doubled

    • @timothydoran1873
      @timothydoran1873 Před 3 lety

      @@m.w4397 i did and my local taxes doubled now what can i do?

  • @LivingDead53
    @LivingDead53 Před 4 lety

    I'm going to sound crazy, but ask our darling stars about what they're doing to us. I'm a toy. If they wanted to know the whole truth, the government, they could use their weapons to see into our minds. No, we can't do that. We have to be kooky. What are you afraid of, Marilyn Manson? I kid you not. I'm even on a record. Don't worry, I just talk about the memory issues with my doctor because no one wants to fight these horrible people, the stars. Thanks for helping me during the 8.5 months. I'm glad the stars care so much about their charity.

  • @kennethstrickland432
    @kennethstrickland432 Před 5 lety

    would my disabilities be able to get tdiu with a 20%for my back and 20% for redulapathy for each leg for a total of 60%

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety

      @Kenneth Strickland, there are two paths to eligibility for TDIU: schedular and extraschedular. For schedular TDIU, a veteran must have one disability rated at 60% or higher, or multiple disabilities that combine to 70% with at least one of those disabilities rated at 40% or higher. On the other hand, extraschedular TDIU allows a veteran to still be eligible for TDIU even without meeting the criteria listed above. To learn more about the difference, please read our blog: cck-law.com/news/newstdiu-video/

    • @herbertscott7726
      @herbertscott7726 Před 4 lety

      That doesnt justify TDIU .The disabilities you have is 20% each. You at least need 40% or more on one single disability to apply for it and least 70% -90%. Good luck

  • @thebeachcomber8048
    @thebeachcomber8048 Před 4 lety +2

    If you are rated 100% P&T can you still work? Is there a limit to the amount of money you can earn? I am confused

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety +7

      Hello Larry, veterans who are rated Permanent and Total may work if they are able with no effect on their VA benefits. Veterans who receive Individual Unemployability are restricted in the amount they can earn in relation to continuing to collect VA benefits. Hope this helps!

    • @ddtrahan
      @ddtrahan Před 4 lety +2

      I am Permanent & Total due to Individual Unemployability. Where do I sit?

    • @Rixicc
      @Rixicc Před 4 lety +2

      @@ddtrahan my understanding is you can not work due to the "individual unemployability" part of you benefit

    • @SeattleSeahawks-to3lc
      @SeattleSeahawks-to3lc Před 4 lety

      @@Rixicc You can only make up to a certain amount per year to keep IU.

  • @chegui2505
    @chegui2505 Před 3 lety +2

    I am 100% permanent & total and I apply for social security.Does the Social security request my medical records from VA to take in consideration my conditions with VA ?

    • @JohnJohn-co9yz
      @JohnJohn-co9yz Před 2 lety

      How did the SS go?? I'm thinking about applying because I literally can't work with my daily brain fog and headaches

    • @jeffsupersaiyan
      @jeffsupersaiyan Před 2 lety

      Yes

    • @chegui2505
      @chegui2505 Před 2 lety

      I just got me social security approved and also I'm finally retired from the Postal service ,plus the 100%, T&P from VA

  • @jacquelinelester7514
    @jacquelinelester7514 Před 4 lety +2

    Is there a difference between P&T vs T&P.

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety +4

      Hello @Jacqueline Lester, I believe T&P is another way some people write Permanent and Total--VA calls it P&T

  • @LLJR
    @LLJR Před 4 lety

    I want to know why I'm 80%IU paid at 100% PT Why didn't I just get a 100% I have a TBI 50% PTSD Vertigo 30% Seizure Disorder 20% Tinnitus 10 % Facial Paralysis 10%

    • @kennyj9943
      @kennyj9943 Před 4 lety

      Hey in doing the math you don't reach 100%, but in just glancing at your conditions, I have no clue why you are not 100% P&T. And it all depends on who is reviewing your documents. I submitted several claims, requested a higher rating, and disagreed with the effective date and finally someone sat down and reviewed my record in its totality and came to the conclusion I believed was correct. Fortunately I didn't wait as long as some but I did everything within 1 year of separation. Well I hope you get what you want and deserve.

  • @rayjasso6943
    @rayjasso6943 Před 2 lety

    Can P&T Be reduced in the future?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 2 lety

      Mr. Jasso,
      If VA becomes aware of medical improvement, a P&T claim can be reduced.

  • @blakeds1
    @blakeds1 Před 4 lety +4

    I have a Question if you don't mind answering. If someone is rated P & T, how long will it take to lock that in to where the VA can never change it? There's no "written in stone" rule for it at the VA and no one at the VA can give a definite answer, not even the multiple service organizations I posed the question to.

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety +2

      @blakeds1, thanks for the question. P&T ratings are protected from being reduced and veterans are guaranteed to continue receiving such benefits for the rest of their lives. Our glossary may be able to clear up any questions you may have about the rating.
      cck-law.com/glossary/pt-definition/

    • @TheRavenCapitalTCapitalR
      @TheRavenCapitalTCapitalR Před 4 lety +1

      @@CCK_Law I had a similar situation. I am P&T, and I called to ask if I was allowed to try to work, and the VA said yes. Then I asked about the vets who were volunteering at the VA and lost their benefits, (Presumably TDUI) But then they told me "It's on a case by case basis, but you SHOULD be ok." So, I asked for a rulebook, to make sure that they aren't going to take my benefits if I try to work. They said that they don't have one. It's case by case. I bet I could call 10 times a day, and get 10 reassuring guesses. So, what's the deal? Am I allowed to try to work? (I've seen other military lawyers say that they can in fact cut your benefits if they choose to, but it doesn't usually stick, in the mean time, they've destroyed your life by making you legally fight them.) Also, Blakeds1, if you end up in jail for 30 days, or in a psych ward for 30 days, they can and will cut you off completely, and you'll have to re apply.

    • @blakeds1
      @blakeds1 Před 4 lety +1

      @@TheRavenCapitalTCapitalR Thank you for the answer, but there is one part you got wrong. Because two of my conditions are psych related (PTSD and a TBI), they can't cut me off at all because my disability put me in the psych ward.

    • @TheRavenCapitalTCapitalR
      @TheRavenCapitalTCapitalR Před 4 lety

      @@seedabeauty Well, I knew a guy from the military psych ward, who ended up getting 30 percent disability, he was allowed to work, and in fact made over 100,000 dollars a year driving. He was not penalized for being able to work, later, he was at 70 percent, making 70 percent income from disability, still making over 100,000 a year. If a person is rated at 100 percent, it shouldn't be different for being more disabled. It would be quite unfair. P&T SHOULD mean that you simply don't require re-evaluations. I was considered 100 percent disabled for 10 years or so, before they gave me the P&T. Basically, just because you get disability doesn't mean you can't work, and vice versa, it's more along the lines of the military admitting that they caused you life long harm. It's not like with social security, or unemployment, which typically limits your disability to income ratio.

    • @TheRavenCapitalTCapitalR
      @TheRavenCapitalTCapitalR Před 4 lety

      The difference would be P&T TDUI, which would imply that you are making FAAAAR more from your disability by granting you the 100 percent income rate, even if you only have 30 percent disability, which is the based on your ability to work, which would make your question, "If you can work, why would you want disability?". Well, 100 percent TDUI would likely make more money NOT working. The real question is, if 100 percent P&T, if you are collecting disability, why not work?

  • @JoeBlow-8080
    @JoeBlow-8080 Před 3 lety +1

    when will I get the justice I deserve? why the continued delay... you got paid!!!

  • @candieverhart4363
    @candieverhart4363 Před 2 lety +1

    I have a question. Can a veteran get an increase on his regular rating to make it to 100% and get rid of the P&T? They want you to stay active and continue to move or find a hobby, but you're not allowed to make an extra income for your family on the days that you feel somewhat ok. Was offered a job subbing at the school (on my good days), but I can't even do that which is something that I used to do and enjoy doing, would keep my mind off of everything else that makes it race, and keep me somewhat moving. So being on P&T to some can be a silent killer in my opinion. I've developed more mental health issues because I "can't" do anything.
    So, again my question is can a veteran get an increase on his regular rating ( I'm rated 90%, but considered 100% P&T) to make it to 100% regular rating and get rid of the P&T?

    • @thastinger345
      @thastinger345 Před rokem

      You can work a civilian job and still keep the 100 P&T, lots of people do. Now the SSDI (social security disability insurance) is different, you can't also work if you receive that.

  • @evonneford4686
    @evonneford4686 Před 2 lety

    Could no longer works at all starting in 2009 no unemployment disability befi

  • @bigmills525
    @bigmills525 Před 5 lety +1

    I’m at 90% what would qualify for???

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety

      @bigmills525, to qualify for permanent and total disability, VA must determine your service-connected condition is totally disabling (rated at 100%) with zero or close to zero chance of improving. However, if you are unable to work because of your service-connected conditions, you may be eligible for TDIU. Learn more here: cck-law.com/news/tdiu-claims/

    • @bigmills525
      @bigmills525 Před 5 lety

      Ok what if my VA doctor is having me go out on disability and saying I can’t work anymore and file for ssdi?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety

      @@bigmills525 SSDI determinations can be used as evidence to support your VA disability claims

    • @francistamara2
      @francistamara2 Před 3 lety

      Deez nuts

  • @dailyhiphoplive693
    @dailyhiphoplive693 Před 4 lety +3

    high blood pressure VA disability rating ????

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 4 lety +1

      @Daily HipHopLive, If you served in the military and developed hypertension (high blood pressure) during or after your service, you could be eligible for disability benefits. Our blog may be able to provide some answers into that for you :cck-law.com/types-of-va-disabilities/hypertension/

    • @morganscott3471
      @morganscott3471 Před 4 lety

      Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD how many secondary conditions can I file for

    • @cmac8141
      @cmac8141 Před 4 lety

      I didn't see an answer so I'll chime in.
      I don't know if there is a limit. I can tell you that I have over ten secondaries service connected to one disability (I have additional items pending).
      Good luck.

  • @brianmackey744
    @brianmackey744 Před 3 lety

    Help me please

  • @calebedwards5171
    @calebedwards5171 Před 5 lety

    If I'm rated 100 p and t and tdiu will that help me with social security?

    • @CCK_Law
      @CCK_Law  Před 5 lety +1

      Hello Caleb. A veteran who wins a Social Security case may not automatically win their VA case. This is, in part, because the VA requires proof that each disability is service-connected. You can read more here: cck-law.com/news/social-security-disability-vs-va-disability/

    • @kevinandshannonberlied9962
      @kevinandshannonberlied9962 Před 5 lety +1

      Caleb Edwards ....it would only help to Expedite your clam

    • @calvinrich7221
      @calvinrich7221 Před 4 lety

      It helps having a VA disability letter compared to none

  • @3rdlegbrigade258
    @3rdlegbrigade258 Před 3 lety

    I’m 51 yrs old I’m 100% Permanent and total for PTSD. I know sometimes the VA likes to play with words so when I look at my award letter it states “ The. Veteran has not been scheduled for future examinations” Am I just paranoid thinking they could reevaluate me in 2022 since I received my rating in 2017 ? I do attend PTSD treatments with my social worker at the VA and I see my psychiatrist every month , plus I’m on 6 different meds .....