PTSD TDRL Reevaluation Timeline

[FARMSGT08]

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 reevaluation (PTSD 50%)
24 March 2016- Reported for Reevaluation (via phone teleconference) at Ft. Bragg.
06 April 2016- Received TDRL exam outcome, NARSUM and memorandum for my review and signature.
06 April 2016- Concurred and signed memorandum
07 April 2016- Case forwarded to PEB for processing

 

[Whitney]

Hi! I am new to this site so I'm sure I'm writing this question in the wrong place.. It looks like you received your TDRL reevaluation results really fast! I had my reevaluation in Nov 2015 and still have not gotten the results. I contacted my PEBLO and she said that she doesn't receive the results. I would really appreciate some guidance on who to contact for the results or if I need to wait a bit longer?

 

[Warrior644]

Hi! I am new to this site so I'm sure I'm writing this question in the wrong place.. It looks like you received your TDRL reevaluation results really fast! I had my reevaluation in Nov 2015 and still have not gotten the results. I contacted my PEBLO and she said that she doesn't receive the results. I would really appreciate some guidance on who to contact for the results or if I need to wait a bit longer?

Welcome to the PEB Forum!

Wow, that's definitely not an accurate statement from your assigned PEBLO when in the DoD military TDRL re-evaluation process at least from my personal experiences to date.

Moreover, hmm, four plus months to adjudicate a TDRL re-evaluation seems like an excessive amount of time in my opinion albeit I am not aware of your military PDA's current caseloads at this particular point in time.

Nonetheless, I would suggest that you contact your assigned PEBLO again and make an inquiry as to "who" shall receive your DoD military TDRL documentation from your military branch of service's Physical Disability Agency (PDA) LDES PEB upon completion.

Hence, if you still receive the same response from the assigned PEBLO, then I would highly suggest that you directly contact your military branch of service's PDA Branch/Office for further assistance to include making the same inquiry to the PDA about "who" shall present me with the TDRL re-evaluation results documentation upon completion. Take care!

Thus, I quite often comment that "possessing well-informed knowledge is truly a powerful equalizer!"

Best Wishes!

 

[FARMSGT08]

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.

 

[FARMSGT08]

***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.

 

[FatHawkDown]

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 reevaluation (PTSD 50%)
24 March 2016- Reported for Reevaluation (via phone teleconference) at Ft. Bragg.
06 April 2016- Received TDRL exam outcome, NARSUM and memorandum for my review and signature.
06 April 2016- Concurred and signed memorandum
07 April 2016- Case forwarded to PEB for processing

Thank you for posting this. It's good as a TDRL retiree to have an idea what to expect for reevaluation. What was the telephonic reevaluation like if you don't mind me asking?

 

[FARMSGT08]

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.

Thank you for posting this. It's good as a TDRL retiree to have an idea what to expect for reevaluation. What was the telephonic reevaluation like if you don't mind me asking?

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 and they cannot see you. I actually preferred this method as it made me more relaxed. Originally, it was supposed to be a video conference but the doc was having technical difficulties.