Individual Unemployability benefits allow veterans with lower ratings to be paid the same as a veteran with a 100% VA rating.
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What Does DIC Mean in the Military?
DIC is the a monthly check for survivors of a veteran that died as a result of his or her service-connected disability.
What Does Bilateral Mean?
When it comes to VA disability ratings, you get an additional percentage added on to your rating if your conditions are on both arms or both legs.
Can Veterans get 100% disability for PTSD and still work?
Yes, veterans who have a 100% rating for PTSD are still allowed to work, but there may be restrictions on what kind of work you can do.
Can the VA take away your disability benefits?
Yes, the VA can take away your VA disability rating for a number of reasons. Here are the 5 most common reasons.
Can I work if I get TDIU?
Veterans with TDIU can only work if they meet the restrictions for marginal employment, protected work environments, or sheltered work environments.
Are VA benefits based on income?
VA benefits for pension will consider a veteran’s income if the veteran is disabled from non-service-connected conditions. VA benefits for compensation will not consider a veteran’s income limit.
Getting a VA Rating for Circadian Rhythm Dysfunction
If your sleep schedule is messed up because of a service-connected disability, you might get VA Disability for Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder.
When Can Reservists Get VA Disability Benefits?
It’s not common, but there are some circumstances where the National Guard or Reserves qualify for VA disability benefits. Here they are.
VA Ratings Tables for 2021
Here are the VA Ratings Tables for 2021 for single and married veterans. You can see why most veterans seek 100% TDIU benefits.
