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On the first of every month... ;)

The AVERAGE TIME is 60 to 120 days, some come sooner... some come later. I my case it I retired 17 SEPT 2012. I was Legacy with a 90% DOD TDRL rating and filed a BDD claim when my 90 days terminal leave began in July 2012. I received my VA 100% PT rating in January 2013 and started receiving VA...

Thanks, I have made several phone calls and have several people looking into this with a positive resolution in sight... I'll keep you update when I hear something... ;)

If you served in a theater of combat operations after November 11, 1998, and were discharged on or after January 28, 2003, you have special eligibility to enroll in the VA health care system for 5 years from your date of discharge or release. You can receive cost-free medical care for any...

For the record... I felt that I was being given a "Cover His Ass" answer... ;)

Keep in mind that Federal Holidays throw everything off a little, just stay positive... I'm praying for positive results for you.:cool:

I'm from Indiana and I was told at a gun show by a Federal Firearms License holder that if I am continuing with treatments for PTSD/TBI that I was not allowed to purchase a firearm because I am receiving mental health treatments... I didn't push it and I really don't believe it, but that's what...

Sorry... Enrolled wrong during your first visit...:eek:

Your Group I rating has nothing to do with ratings formal or otherwise... Your group I rating has to do with you having served in theater and their are NO CO PAYS or MEANS TESTS required... Go Back and see your coordinator, sometimes the contract labor (Contractor running the clinic) doesn't get...

Your Group I rating has nothing to do with ratings formal or otherwise... Your group I rating has to do with you having served in theater and their are NO CO PAYS or MEANS TESTS required... Go Back and see your coordinator, sometimes the contract labor (Contractor running the clinic) doesn't get...

Very Interesting...:cool:

It really applies to all if your asking about time lines for your VA Formal Ratings and VA Comp to kick on...:cool:

Hey Ranger any updates to this tread... your last post was Jan 2013... surly you have been paid and worked out the details by now of the Back Pay???:cool:

I take by your statements and question that you were medically retired under the IDES program and infer that you are collecting DOD retirement pay with a Temporary VA Rating and are awaiting your formal VA Rating which will mean that your VA Compensation would begin (as would your offset). In...

The time frame I hear most common is 120 days - 180 days (some are still sooner and some are still later). I retired under legacy and filed a BDD 18 Sept 2013 and received my Completed VA Ratings 17 Jan 2013, but they were dated 7 JAN 2013. Your probably close... Have You Contacted OPERATION...

"If a first you don't succeed... try, try a again" ;)

Any VA CBOC can assist you with e benefits or my healthy vet web sites, but you do have to go in and verify who you are.

Very true that it must be filed a minimum of 60 days prior to discharge... In my case I only found out about a BDD claim on the way to my separation briefing and formal signing out at Ft Knox. After I signed out I completed my paperwork with the VA Claims and Compensation Office (on base) in...

Please follow the link I gave you earlier.... Contact a National Service Office and Talk to a National Service Officer to assist you with your claim and represent you through the process... http://www.dav.org/veterans/NSOffices.aspx :cool:

VA notifies you for what exams they need based on your claim that you submitted, the wait for appointments, or the exams are not a lengthy process You should have already completed these over a year ago...:eek: