100% p&t

New benefit update alert for those 100% P&T residents of Minnesota Effective January 1, 2024, there will be several changes to veteran benefits. Veterans with a total service-connected disability will be eligible for new benefits from DVS starting Jan. 1, 2024. What you need to know 100% P&T...

For someone with a 100% disability rating, what loans are forgiven?

Just got a 100% P&T rating for my COPD and lung cancer, but they put the two together. Any idea why?

If you have a 100% P&T or TDIU disability rating, you should consider getting a DoD ID card. This PDF provides the necessary instructions for getting one. https://www.cac.mil/portals/53/documents/required_docs.pdf Through this link, you can locate a card issuer in your area...

If you could go back to being fully healthy instead of being 100% P&T, would you choose that? Or is the money too important now?

How can I prove that I can't work to get unemployable IU? After I left the military in 2022, I only had one job from April to July 2022, but I quit because it made my service-connected anxiety worse. I haven't tried to get another job since then and just live off my VA disability income (100%...

Is there anyone else who's 100% P&T or can live off their disability money, who gets bothered by people for not having a job? I do my best, but I just can't handle a normal job, and it really bothers me when it comes up.

Can kids of veterans who are 100% P&T also get an ID card to go onto the base? And how old do the veteran's kids have to be to get one? I didn't look into it earlier because I didn't feel they were ready to go on their own or with others.

Being 100% total and permanent by the VA, how hard is it to qualify for Social Security benefits too?

Being 100% P&T with a wife and three children, I'm currently facing a divorce. Does this situation affect my VA compensation?

Are my uncle and two of his friends, who are all 100% P&T, really going to get a COLA bonus of around $3600 soon? One of his friends told him, and another one also heard the same thing. My uncle doesn't use social media, so he wanted me to check.

Can someone remind me how dental benefits work for the family of someone who's 100% P&T?

I'm a veteran with 100% P&T. Does anyone know if urgent care visits are covered? Also, how can I find out which urgent care facilities that I can go to?

If I'm rated 100% P&T, does applying for Special Monthly Compensation (SMC) mean my entire claim will be reviewed again?

As a 100% T&P vet, I think I've given all the papers Social Security wants, or at least they haven't asked for more. I'm just trying to know how much time this will take because I need to make some money. A lot of what I get now goes to bills, but I have to keep things going.

Quick question: If you have a 100% rating and it's considered permanent and total, is there a chance they can lower it even if you're over 60?

I'm on permanent TDIU with a 70% service-connected rating, compensated at the 100% rate as P&T. I'm exploring if I can work without affecting my TDIU status and what the implications might be regarding the type of employment and income limits.

I live in Pennsylvania and am rated 100% T&P with the VA. I've heard that I might be exempt from paying vehicle sales tax, but the local veterans affairs office dismissed it as a rumor. However, my research on the internet seems to suggest there might be some truth to it, even though the...

Three years back, at my initial C&P exam, the note was "appears better than actual condition," despite me obviously qualifying for a higher rating. I began at 80%, escalated to 90% after a year, and just now, following a 14-month HLR process, I've received 100% P&T status.

Can it be the case that a veteran is rated 100% for a singular condition, such as a mental health issue, yet remain fully employed without any limitations? In the situation I'm describing, the vet does not fall under IU or TDIU.