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Someone told me that CRSC recipients may soon be able to get full retirement pay AND VA pay..... is this true ? Thanks in advance

Thanks, he was injured in combat, which is why his orders say non taxable. I just don't understand why she is using his income to figure our bracket. Thanks for your help.

No, tricare will cost you nothing. Apply for social security too. Use allsup, they tell you no right off the bat so you need an advocate. Your retirement pay will be offset by your va pay. Cause you typically can't dip twice. If combat related apply for crsc ASAP. That allows you to get some...

That doesn't sound right. Hang on someone will be along to help you.

Husband is PDRL, 70%. VA 100%, P/T Crsc LOD His discharge orders say non taxable. Here's the question: last year we went with a new accountant. She calculated all our income, ( I work for the VA making about 45,000.00) to figure out my bracket, then taxed us. Rather than just taxing us...

Combat related retirement. Is my SSDI exempt regardless of wife's income?

Jason, I have a battle buddy whose contract ended, he was undiagnosed at the time. Is 50 % for ptsd. He should be higher. Served with me 04-05. Does this apply to him? He has 8 years active.

Just removed from TDRL, originally placed on 9/10. Now on PDRL. Will the military pay to move me? We recieved a letter back in june 2010 saying they would, but I can't find info on if the one year starts on the TDRL entrance date, or the retirement entrance date (feb 2012) thanks

Jason, it's lydia, got it under control. got hold of the people in Va, and they said the orders didn't change his CRSC standing. Just removed him from tdrl. So, it's all good. Thanks

Ya have ivan walks puke doin this crap. I have to look on the latest 199. I thought it was fine. the first one for my tdrl was! i have to get lydia on it i cant handle this shit! ima go off! i just wanted done with it. what happens if the 199 was wrong i signed the dam thing.

DA199? what if it was wrong, the original for tdrl had it right. That one? Im in illinois, their in DC, ...make an appointment?

I agreed to a 70% rating for PTSD for PDRL, I was 100% TDRL and getting CRSC. Orders came in and they have LOD, Instrumentality of war at not applicable.......WTF! They have me retirement ty permanent/12 statute authorizing retirement 1204. Basic pay not applicable Completed over 4...

My husband is 100% with both the VA and TDRL with the Army, we will see about PDRL, but will fight because he is. He is actually 100 P/T with the VA plus 60 % which qualifies him for incompasitated.

I am the wife of a soldier going through this process. (I use his handle here sometimes). He too is going through IWA, and QTC. As far as the doctor, they use the same formulation for Social Security, VA, the military, and even workmans comp. What he is to determine is the level of your...

You need your decision letter. It must indicate you are 100% Permanent and Total. Fill out the application and submit all required documents. The fax number is on the form. Do not forget to include the copy of the decision letter from the VA that indicates 100% P/T. Don't forget to follow up. We...

So here it is December, my re-eval was supposidly sent to the board months ago. I can never get ahold of Ivan Walks VELO, without a hassle. Have yet to hear anything from them or the board. Someone please remind me how long the board has to respond....... I thought it was 60 days. Why was...

WTH? your 30% for PTSD? the minimum ptsd rating is 50%! Whatever the case that would depend on whether PTSD is disqualifying for service, and rank, and MOS. All things considered I don't think so. Not for an Officer, then again someone smarter than me would have to confirm. just curious...

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They are sending me for my TDRL PTSD re-eval to a psychologist civilian, who no doubt has little to no experience with military related evals, much less PTSD. Is this appropriate? BTW, the "team" at Ivan Walks has so far been a group of inept, lax, uncaring liars. They keep sending letters...

I would opt for Tricare, you can get tricare for life at no cost to you. There are supplemental plans to purchase. You can always go to the VA for as much of your care as you dare (they actually haven't been horrible for my husband). But like fdmckeever said, you can't go anywhere but the VA...