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I cannot answer all of your questions unfortunately, but I can answer a few. When I seperated from Ft. Hood, all of my household items were shipped and paid for by the DoD. I was also paid mileage and per diem for my trip from Fort Hood to NC.

I submitted a NOD with the VA in March of 2015, when I called a week ago I was told that my NOD is still awaiting review and that it takes an average of 377 days, sometimes more. Seeing that you have gotten a response gives me a little hope. Which VA Regional Office reviewed your NOD if you...

In reference to CRDP, you will not qualify due to the fact that you did not serve at least 20yrs in the military. With that being said, you may qualify for Combat Related Special Compensation pay (CRSC) if your disability is combat related.

So after my TDRL evaluation for PTSD rated at 50% and being found stable, I have been moved to PDR with a new rating of 70% but my VA rating is still 50%(pending a NOD). If my understanding is correct, DFAS will automatically recalculate my pay based off of my new DoD percentage and pay me the...

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Indeed, very good advice!!! Good luck on your evaluation!!!

Good luck and best wishes!!!

What did need in order to submit a CRSC reconsideration? My DoD ratings have changed and I'm not sure if they will automatically take that into consideration or if I need to submit something for it.

I have not been in the VA's inpatient program but have been in others. I am also in the process of going to inpatient treatment but I told my counselor that I would not do it unless it is an actual PTSD inpatient program. The reason I made such a request is because each time I have been to...

No problem, I didn't see much up here about TDRL evaluation timelines so I figured I would post mine for those of us who are awaiting PDR. The telephonic evaluation was a lot like the face-to-face examinations that I received during my C&P exams, the only difference being you cannot see them...

***UPDATE** Received my DA 199 today. Permanent Disability Retirement and an increase to 70% from 50%. From the date of my exam to the receipt of my DA 199, my TDRL took about 22 working days. Now to continue waiting for the VA to review my NOD from my original VA rating.

Just received my DA 199 today. In all, my TDRL evaluation took about 22 days.

From the wording of your "Occupational and Social Impairment", you should at least receive 30% from the DoD.

Can someone tell me how long their TDRL evaluation took? My timeline is posted below in my signature.

If you don't mind me asking, which PEB was your paperwork sent to. Mine was sent to the National Region PEB in Arlington, VA. Just trying to get an idea on the timeline for the PEB portion.

The first thing you have to do in this situation is sit down, take a deep breath (or 20), and try to clear your mind. While it is good to prepare for the worst, you must also think of the good in this situation, which is the very thing that is making you stressed. Your ratings are back, the good...

I received a new PEBLO also, I wonder if everyone at Bragg is.

I have not yet received my DA 199 but was told by my PEBLO it can take about 60 days. I was also told by my PEBLO that either she, or her supervisor, will be the ones who will forward it to me.

I've been using the resources on this site for a little over 2yrs now and figured that if at least one person could benefit from what I post here that would be great. Reevaluated at Ft. Bragg and records sent to PEB National Capital Region, VA. 03 March 2016-Notified of up-coming Army TDRL...

Hello, In 2013 I went through the MEB/IDES process for PTSD while I was on Active duty in the Army. My process began in May of 2013 and ended in Jan of 2014 (faster than most), by July 8th I had received my findings back from the MEB and by July 10th everything was submitted to the PEB and VA...