BREAKING: New PACT Act Claims Added Plus Backpay

There is a new updates to the VA colossal claim presumptive condition legislation regarding the disabilities and the PACT Act. This 2024 expansion of VA dosability benefits could have a big impact on VA claims and could also signify a move toward future benefits expansion for 2025 presumptive conditions.
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[stephaniefrazier]

Thank you Jordan for doing an excellent job in helping the veterans ❤

[jonzeejonez]

Spent years aboard CV/CVN flight decks (20+) stand in and behind jet fuels and handling AFFF. Looking back on all the young folks who have died from cancer breaks my heart. After sercing 27 yrs, I now have anemia, bone marrow disease, and many other issues I absolutely know are associated with my service...

[casuallevelexpert]

Am I understanding correctly, that is we filed a claim in the past that was denied to due to lack of service connection, and now that condition is pact act presumptive service connected, we can refile it and potentially be awarded an effective date of when it was previously filed and denied?

[johnneill]

I got one last month 102k in back pay .

[my-yt-inputs]

I just had my C&P for a 2 Pact Act related conditions that occurred after I retired. Agent Orange exposure while on Guam. Type 2 Diabetes from 2011 and Prostate Cancer from 2017. In 2019 I had my Prostate removed though. Already at 40% post retirement claims. I'm curious how automatic these will be and what rating?

[ohioflips]

I have major breathing issues I believe caused by toxic chems from super fund site Ft Ord Cali in the 80's does the pactact cover these Chromic diseases like COPD. And asthma emphasized?

[TimeCompose]

Fuel/fumes in unvented heaters to heat tents in subzero cold weather areas like Fort Drum NY.

[RamonRodriguez-jiyf]

I was in the radiation earthquake in Japan. Is there anything for me? Stationed in Yokosuka and we had very toxic levels of radiation in our vents while I was on the vent team.

[moparheatman]

Thanks Jordan for the update. Hope your doing well

[michaelrios]

What about the hours of idling in the Humvee's during training and the Diesel fumes?

[CrimeVictimsProtection]

I’m ready to get my back pay for something that was never rated. My attorney never turned it in. I need to re-open my case.

[MrMC-xgqp]

Ok, first thing, great video my brother. I applied for migraine headaches and asthma back in 2011 and was denied. When the Pact Act took effect and I applied for the same disabilities they approved me but only back-dated to when the Pact Act took effect. This took me to 100% P&T but I'm still upset that I didn't get my full back pay from my original claim that was denied in 2011. After watching a few videos and getting some info from Dewayne Kimble (Retired VA rater on YouTube) he told me they weren't giving back pay like the NEMR Vets. I didn't want to poke the bear so I didn't complain. I want my back pay though.

[SnwBrdnSOB]

So in 2016 i got diagnosed with allergic rhitinis but it was denied for service connection. If i file a claim again and win i will get back pay and a rating for it?

[markdungey]

Good afternoon what about battery acid I replaced 12v batteries in wheel vehicle and track vehicle??

[jamesengland]

Man I got absolutely covered in a jet fuel spill and went to the hospital to be treated. I definitely need to follow up with this.

[MM-zuhz]

I filed a claim in 2012 for sinusitis and was denied then filed in 2022 I got it approved due to pact act but they only gave me 3 months of backpay and they stated that because I did not actively pursue the previous claim they did not give me the backpay

[TheGaffla]

Many Veterans lost percentages as well when they filed for the Pact Act. Meaning that the VA did a re-evaluation for thier ENTIRE VA claim. Just be aware Vets.

[TenTonNuke]

I got 100% and I didn't even mention my tinnitus, burn pit exposure, JP8 exposure, and uranium exposure (one of our bases had yellow cake lying around). Plus every time one of our tanks blew up it was basically a hazmat site because the armor is depleted uranium. I could get 1000% rated if they let me.

[timmiller]

I was just service connected under TERA for chronic rhinitis. I was stationed at Ford Island Hawaii. Pearl Harbor Naval Complex was very toxic. It was added to the EPA's National priorities clean-up list in 1991. Check it out.

[JaceHerrod-wptk]

My first command I was the refueling signalman, transferring all types of fuel next to hose connectors