Understanding Static & Permanent VA Ratings
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- In this vide Attorney Casey Walker brakes down the difference between Static and Permanent Disabilities. For more information, please visit our website or leave a comment below with your questions.
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Video Content Breakdown:
00:00 - Introduction
00:25 - Explaining Permanent and Static Disability
01:25 - VA's Discretion and Criteria
03:03 - Criteria for Permanent or Static Conditions
05:00 - Examples and Real-Life Scenarios
07:05 - Understanding VA Documents
08:09 - Spotting Indicators of Static Conditions
09:18 - Determining Static Conditions
11:05 - Key Indicators in VA Documents
13:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action
Get a copy of your VA code sheet. It will tell you if your ratings are static and will also list your future exam if any
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If you're 100% P&T since all conditions are static...do you still have to see a va provider routinely. Meaning if you don't go to the VA for treatment for 5 yrs wiill the VA think your 100 P&T condition improved?
Once you get the P&T, your evaluation is protected. With this in mind, no, you shouldn’t need to see your provider for anything other than medical purposes once you are rated P&T.
Hope that helps!
Does 55 year rule fit in with static ,? I hope I'm saying this right? Thank you
Yes, they can go hand and hand. Because a veteran is over the age of 55 years, their disability may be deemed static. For example, a 28 year old veteran with a 30% award for sinusitis may have a future exam scheduled because the VA believes there’s a likelihood of improvement. However, if the veteran were over the age of 55 the VA would be likely to call the condition static and not schedule a future exam. Hope that makes sense.
Now if the veteran’s conditions total 100% (using VA math) and those conditions do not have a future exam scheduled, the veteran would be “permanent and total.”
The “permanent” happens when the conditions used to reach 100% are all static.
The “total” happens when the conditions total 100% using VA math.
I hope that clarifies it for you. Thanks for the question.
@@VADisabilityGroup yes and thank you my Brother
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Also if the VA doesn't give you 100%P&T with all conditions static, you must contact the RSO and explain why you should be !
Thanks for the comment!
It’s exceedingly rare the VA fails to award P&T when there are no future exams because the P&T award is automated as an additional award by default in the VA’s adjudicative system (VBMS). Matter fact, we have never seen P&T not awarded when there are no future exams and 100% is awarded. This usually automatically happens.
No question you are correct that a veteran should appeal the VA’s failure to award P&T of you are 100% and do not have a future exam.
Thanks for the input!
@@VADisabilityGroup Excellent info your passing! Passing it along to a fellow vet! From your videos and overall info from them, I'm using it as a blueprint to help my friend--I expect very much success in his claims! We'll see what I've learned and if it pays off! I have zero doubt--thanks again
BIG thank you! Content is very informative.
Will there be an updated (outdated) video on 100% State Benefits for IL? Do you plan on covering IL benefits for this year ?
All my disability are static, except my sleep apnea, but stuck with 90 percent and cannot get dental benefits, why?