va rating

I heard you need 27 ratings at 10% to get to 100%. Can that really happen? Having 27 ratings seems like a lot, but then again, there are so many disabilities you can be rated for. Just something that would amaze me if there's a veteran out there with 27 disabilities rated at 10% each...

I've got a question about getting student loans forgiven. I just got a 100% rating, but I already paid off my student loans a while back. My son is in college now. Can I get Parent Plus loans for her last 3 years of school and then ask to have them forgiven?

Just got awarded Sleep Disturbance under the PACT ACT, bumping me up to 100%. But the back pay was only for 2 months, basically the time from submission to getting the award. I'm wondering, shouldn't the back pay stretch back to August 2022? I made sure to file before the cutoff.

Could you be considered permanent and total if you've only got one disability sitting at a 70% rating?

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.

If you're getting seen for anxiety and depression like every week and you're on meds that help with the symptoms, will the VA give you a 0% rating or what? I'm kind of thinking out loud here, but if the meds are keeping things steady, does the VA think that means you're not really disabled?

I'm rated at 80%, but that's rounded. How can I find out my exact percentage? Thanks in advance for any guidance.

Hello, I received a 70% rating for depression on my initial 2023 claim. I'm preparing to submit another claim for sleep apnea and tinnitus. I'm curious, if my second claim is denied, will it impact my existing rating in any way?

I understand that having a 100% P&T VA rating can expedite my SSDI application. I live in Illinois, and recently, I was informed by a call that my local office has nearly completed my paperwork, which is now on its way to Springfield for the final decision. They mentioned that this final step...

Can anyone from South Carolina point me towards someone local who could help me bump up from 80% to 100%? Need someone who'll actually call back and genuinely lend a hand.