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Is it possible to add my ex-spouse as a dependent if we continue living together?

What's the process for applying for TDIU (Total Disability Based on Individual Unemployability)?

I'm at 80% and I've checked. There's nothing for your rating. But if you don't make too much money, you can check the market out.

Believe in yourself, especially if you've got problems from serving, no matter how long you've waited to get help! I'm super happy with my 80% and so thankful for communities like this one. I only met with a VSO to ask a few questions, but I ended up doing all the paperwork myself. I am hearing...

Two things I take full advantage of are the veteran discounts at Home Depot and Lowe's. Home Depot offers a 10% veteran and military discount up to $400 in a year, which is quite the savings with lumber! You have to register for this so that they can track the spending cap...

Honestly, I think that button's just there for show, making us believe our claims will get through the queue quicker... 😂 I gave it a tap on two of my claims, and both times, they still processed within the average claims processing time. So yeah, I'm also scratching my head over its real purpose.

I was a PO2/BU2 in the Navy which led to my passion of woodwork. Working on wood stuff really showed me what I love doing, and now it's what I do to keep busy. Because of my health issues, I stick to smaller things I can handle, like making tables or and nightstands. But I make them in a way...

Is it possible for a VA provider to compose a nexus letter for a VA claim a Veteran wants to file, or does it have to be by an external provider?

I ain't VA 100%, but I'm wondering if it's even sensible to give filing for Social Security a shot. I see vets at full 100% getting denied left and right, so I'm hesitant to spend... like years... on a pursuit that might not be in my favor.

Is it possible for a secondary condition to receive a higher rating than the primary condition it's linked to?