5 Hidden / Forgotten VA Benefits! #disability #disability #compensation #benefits #claim #rating

5 Hidden / Forgotten VA Benefits! #disability #disability #compensation #benefits #claim #rating

There are several hidden benefits available to veterans12. Here are some of them:
1) You can still get VA Disability Benefits even if you have missing service records.
2)Many veterans are missing back pay and they don’t know it
3)You can apply for VA Disability Benefits as many times as you like
4)Individual Unemployability benefits pay the same as a 100% rating
5)Educational funding

[nippahut]

God bless you ! my wife did chat 35 and got her bs degree from that benefit that you advised on, your info is supremely important to us vets, please keep up the great work man!!!

[tonybrock]

Love this channel & all the great info. Keep up the good work & the fight for our vets past, present, & future ❤

[sweetchinmusiq]

Made it to the hundo as of today. I appreciate the wisdom

[MrCaveman]

I retired back in 2002 at 80%. That was increased to 90% I believe around 2012 and then increased to 100% in 2021 for basically the same conditions I claimed back in 2002! However a few of the conditions I claimed back when I retired the VA denied me until 2021! Did they backpay to 2002? Nope. I got a few months backpay but that was it. Some of my running buddies say I should contest it. Go all the way back to 2002. However some others say "don't poke the bear". The backpay would be nice cause I haven't been able to work since around 2015 but I got the 100% so maybe I should just leave it alone.

[paulwitt]

Good video! A lot of great info for the older vets! 👌

[kalamala]

That’s so funny I had just set my phone down and kept the video playing to help out and left to do something else- how did you know!

[cobrabtc]

Question brother. Hypothetical … say I’m 100% already and start having more new health problems that could be related to other service connected issues I’m already rated on, is it worth going back and opening the can of worms with the VA? I’ve been 100% over 10 years now. I don’t want to stir the hornets nest…. The only rational reason I can think of that I would and to make a new claim is if I die, this could be on my death certificate as a secondary cause of death and help my spouse retain compensation. I also never filed a claim for burn pit exposure although I clearly have related health conditions because of it from Iraq. The VA sucks and I need the compensation to survive… thanks

[Puertoricanmarriedtofilipina]

Another great video brother, thanks 😊

[WarManLB]

Awesome video. Very informative. Could you explain special compensation L?

[cheikhndiaye]

Thank you very much for all the information

[SusieBrown-vlkg]

Had attorney help me with increasing my ratings Attorney fees paid I had to request a audit for my back pay That has been for 45 days and no answer yet

[reggierendon]

Drs, letters, record, buddy letters, yrs in the jungles still denied. My national guard friend got 40.pct for his back. With buddy letters. Mine said they were no records that say it happened. His neither, so how does that work?

[jamesd]

Does audit for back pay open an new claim? If you 100 P&T does that “open the can of worms”?

[Mr.conserv]

Can we start getting time stamps brotha

[kennethwilliams]

Question sir, being that I'm 100% T and P how does IIS or SSDI work in my favor. Would it be worth it for me or leave it alone, I hear many Veterans have to pay back to the VA

[leadwithjim]

If you do an audit of backpay, can they take away the benefits you do have? My wife feels like she wasn't paid correctly for back pay but we were told to let it go because if the VA gets any reason to look into something they will try to downgrade you.

[Detroitgurl]

Do you know how to get a therapy pet or service animal?

[ravenlorans]

I would Consider it a Benefit if I Received My Medication On Time... Was at the VA Monday Nov 28 830AM and they said they would "Overnight" My Insulin... This Being the 5th Time in the Past 1.5 Months and Now being Tuesday 830PM and Still Not Here...

[sharonerwin]

How do veterans that are service disconnected elderly aging at home get safer walk in shower.

[OutlawMonstersPerson]

I was told I had to have 70% Disability to get TDIU.