When the VA sends the stuff back to the PEB, then all they are doing is finalizing it and typing up the 199? What do you mean an end date in the VTA? What is the VTA?
Yes, and the vta is the system the peblos have access to for va stuff (from my understanding) when the end date for preliminary ratings is filled in then the percentages are added as well...my PEBLO showed me this on her computer I can't really explain it lol...get with ur PEBLO, if the va are finished with your proposed ratings and its gone through qa side of va and they sent it back to the peb, you will be able to see the percentages in the vta
When the VA sends the stuff back to the PEB, then all they are doing is finalizing it and typing up the 199? What do you mean an end date in the VTA? What is the VTA?
Your VA ratings that you recieve while in the IDES program are used to establish your military ratings for severance, TDRL, PDRL, etc.
This is called the "proposed" VA ratings.
Once you are discharged, the VA will finalize your VA claim and issue you another letter (document) with the "finalized" conditions and ratings.
In my case, I rec'd a VA "proposed" combined rating of 100% TDIU (unemployable). 70% military.
But my final VA rating came back 100% P&T (Permanent & Total - still employable). Plus, a couple of my issues that were initially rated at 0% are now under review for possible rating changes - pending further exams.
So reading these above posts I am confused. They offer different types of ROM measurements and the VASRD doesn't reflect how they measure it. For example, I had a ROM test done at Physical Therapy and here is what he wrote down:
So reading these above posts I am confused. They offer different types of ROM measurements and the VASRD doesn't reflect how they measure it. For example, I had a ROM test done at Physical Therapy and here is what he wrote down:
Thank you. I found out that there is only a couple of ways to leave Fort Riley. ETS, Retiring, MEB, or chapter. It is rare to PCS. Even if you PCS, down the road you will end up back here.