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UPCOMING MED BRD FOR ANIEXTY (reply) Byrdog's statement about a med board being required to retire you after 15 good years is partially true. If you have qualified for a Reserve Retirement at age 60, and go thru a med board and receive less than 30% you are still able to... |
MEB (Everything prior to PEB) | 05/23/13 21:38:42 |
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Re: Hubby was denied re-enlistment after showing signs of PTSD...is Med board review possible? (reply) Did he actually receive a diagnosis of PTSD and was he on any kind if Permanent Profile at the time he separated? |
Appeals (ABCMR/Admin Appeals) | 05/14/13 06:00:14 |
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PDBR-Medical Retirement Awarded-How does IU affect pay? (reply) Here is a link to a thread about severance after a PDBR board upgrade. http://vets.yuku.com/topic/61716/Repay-Severance-after-PDBR-Retirement#.UZHQMaa9LCQ It is a stickie thread in the Appeals thread in the PEB section. |
Appeals (ABCMR/Admin Appeals) | 05/14/13 05:49:57 |
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PDBR-Medical Retirement Awarded-How does IU affect pay? (reply) You are getting a lot of bad info. As far as DFAS goes: be patient and wait for them to process your change of status from separated to retired. You will not receive any retro unless CRSC is approved AND you will NOT owe anything... |
Appeals (ABCMR/Admin Appeals) | 05/14/13 05:42:52 |
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PDBR-Medical Retirement Awarded-How does IU affect pay? (reply) You won't pay back any of your severance from future VA payments. The retired pay you would have received will be offset by your severance amount. Which is also waived since you receive VA compensation. Who told you that you would have... |
Appeals (ABCMR/Admin Appeals) | 05/13/13 16:59:49 |
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PDBR-Medical Retirement Awarded-How does IU affect pay? (reply) Unless any of your conditions are approved as combat related (CRSC) by your branch, you will not receive any retro retirement pay. Unless at anytime your mil retirement was more than your VA comp; then you would receive the diff between... |
Appeals (ABCMR/Admin Appeals) | 05/09/13 04:48:46 |
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Re: Newby with questions about filing a claiim (reply) If the OP has any follow on questions please start a new thread. This one has run it's original course plus some. Thanks Dally This thread is closed. |
VA Disability Claims (General) | 04/23/13 17:49:33 |
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VA Calculations/meb ?? (reply) What conditions are you being MEB'd for? Yes they will reevaluate all your VA conditions as far as i know from the experience others have shared. |
MEB (Everything prior to PEB) | 03/07/13 17:13:48 |
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Re: oneoffourhills has a queston (reply) Did your husband serve 20 active years? If not, CRSC will never be higher then his length of service retirement. So going from 90 to 100% may not give you any "new' money if he has already reached his MAX CRSC payment based on his... |
Combat Related Special Compensation (CRSC) | 03/06/13 17:29:26 |
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Disability continue or retirement after death (reply) A spouse can not receive BOTH SBP & DIC; they only receive the higher amount one. There is a dollar for dollar offset between the two. If the spouse receives DIC in lieu of SBP; then the spouse receives a reimbursement of all the SBP... |
Survivor Benefits | 02/07/13 18:21:10 |
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Re: Retroactive Chapter 35 DEA benefits. 2010 IHD related (reply) Jmoli, It depends on when you became eligible for Ch 35 benefits. If he was not rated at 100% P&T before his death; then the earliest the CH 35 benefits can be paid is the day after his death. I'm sorry for your loss. |
VA Education/Training Programs | 02/01/13 17:57:19 |
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Re: Just approved for IU with homebound SMC, what to do about National guard commitment (reply) Before you start talking medical retirement from the reserves, do you have any Line of Duty's for any of your service connected conditions? Service connection does not equal LOD. Are you on a medical profile from the reserves? |
VA Disability Claims (General) | 01/31/13 19:32:26 |
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FELONS WORKING FOR THE VA (reply) To clarify: The rule I posted was for INITIAL Application for a license in Virginia, not renewing or revoking a current license. The OP will have to get two approvals to be employed with a felony conviction. First is the State License... |
Social Chat | 01/31/13 06:54:52 |
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FELONS WORKING FOR THE VA (reply) Here is a post from someone in a similar situation on a different website. http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=884556 |
Social Chat | 01/31/13 02:49:15 |
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FELONS WORKING FOR THE VA (reply) ArmyCIB, Ihope you don't feel i am discouraging you from your career goal. It is the exact opposite, everyone deserves a chance at redemption in my opinion. I am just trying to show you that you will have hurdles to overcome to be... |
Social Chat | 01/31/13 02:47:55 |
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FELONS WORKING FOR THE VA (reply) 18VAC140-20-160. Grounds for disciplinary action or denial of issuance of a license. The board may refuse to admit an applicant to an examination; refuse to issue a license to an applicant; or reprimand, impose a monetary penalty, place... |
Social Chat | 01/31/13 02:41:18 |
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FELONS WORKING FOR THE VA (reply) Here is research paper about different states. http://data.opi.mt.gov/bills/2005/Minutes/Senate/Exhibits/jus34a010.pdf |
Social Chat | 01/31/13 02:28:50 |
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FELONS WORKING FOR THE VA (reply) Each state has it's own License Board, i would research the state that you plan on being licensed in. Here is an example from Maine. Does a criminal conviction prevent me from applying for a license? The board requires all applicants... |
Social Chat | 01/31/13 01:34:12 |
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Changing direct deposit (reply) The VA has a separate number to change Ditect Deposit and Address changes. It has worked for me twice in two years. The callback feature works really good in my experience. 1 (877) 838-2778 |
Veteran Finance & Tax Related Issues | 01/20/13 08:59:48 |
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Re: CRSC approved (reply) Congratulations! I would request a CRSC audit from DFAS so you can see how it was calculated and what his MAX CRSC is. With 10yrs active duty it should be a little higher which might motivate you to continue trying to get the other... |
Combat Related Special Compensation (CRSC) | 10/25/12 02:15:42 |
