Recent content by Moscovium 115

Just be patient with it, the one solid place to keep checking at is iPerms, that's the best site for all your service docs. Mine popped in iPerms before I saw it in the mail, so keep checking there for anything and as stated before: be patient.

Morning Ron, My situation was, but that's between me and the VA. Others are different though, and the "lawsuit metaphor" would actually be aimed at the Government as a whole or directly at the DoD(because that's where the money is coming from, "technically"), and not the VA. The VA is a...

I'm rooting for MSA to pass as well. How it will unfold, I hope will be advantageous for Veterans, but Longevity is the brick wall that can't be broken or one would assume anyways. Seeing how this bill is talking about "retirement" and only retirement: suggests "Longevity". One side will...

Well, some of this CRSC stuff doesn't necessarily need to be connected to a presumptive to be accepted into the CRSC program. As long as you can connect it to be determined as combat-related under CRSC protocols/guidelines or you would assume as much at least. The presumptives help though...

Yeah, August period: "The PACT Act is the most significant expansion of Veteran benefits and care in more than three decades, empowering VA to help millions of toxic exposed Veterans and their survivors. Since President Biden signed the PACT Act into law Aug. 10, more than 213,000 PACT...

My stuff was odd also, but it doesn't go back far, like yours. The Army marked it down for a start date of June 2022 and my retirement date is May 2022, so I'm still scratching my head of what presumptives were even used, and I speculate that the PACT Act presumptives weren't used at all, in my...

I checked on that with another Army buddy of mine: to verify the dates of the update period. You also see that date under "Statement Effective Date" from the printer friendly version of your pay statement. Your pay will be every 1st of the next month or earlier depending on holidays, but...

On mine, they said 30-45 days for initial processing, and 60 days or more depending on the case, so it could be longer than 60 days. I'm not sure on the rest, but just relaying what I was told over the phone. I was paid my first this month and expect backpay to be much further down the road...

Never mind this above question: I got my answer. It took DFAS to update within a week and some change: regarding anything on CRSC. 9 days in total, with my case, after the approval letter being received.

Yes, it is super close right now, and a way better start than last Congress.

Got a small question, without making another separate thread about it, but how long did it take to see CRSC populate across DFAS or are you guys still waiting on that time-line currently? I just had mine approved, so now I'm curious on the DFAS portion of it.

Received: January 23, 2023 Approved: April 12, 2023 Total Days: 79 Just got update from iPerms today, so it moved finally, woot me.

Hello and good day, I'm curious on what other sites/portals will reflect a granted/awarded CRSC application. I know that iPerms is one of these sites, but I also see that DPRIS shows military documents across it (OMPF Request), so would a granted CRSC be under milConnect - DPRIS? If it does...

It's super hard to pin point that, it could be the end of this year or the end of next year. This bill also needs the 290 Cosponsors, so it will be put on the Consensus Calendar to get on the floor. Right now, it has enough to pass and that number is 218 Cosponsors in the House. In the...

They got the Text up now, and it reads: "To amend title 10, United States Code, to expand eligibility to certain military retirees for concurrent receipt of veterans’ disability compensation and retired pay or combat-related special compensation, and for other purposes." "(a) Inclusion Of...