My Timeline - Currently Waiting on VA for Ratings

NavyNuke731 said:
update timeline,
Found unfit Jan 9th 2023 by PEB.
VA closed claim March 30th, 2023.
Received finding April 6th, 2023.
Signed finding April 11th, 2023.
Received separation authorization April 25th, 2023
New EOS 23 June 2023
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I’ve been waiting for 22 days for this message to come through and I haven’t seen it yet. I just hope it wasn’t overlooked or sent to the wrong place. It comes through OIX, right?
 
RenoRetired said:
Sup dudes,
dec-2022 referred to IDES
january, 2022 completed C&P's
mar 1 23 - sent to peb
late mar 23 found unfit (had to call clinic med board office to find out)
Waiting for ratings, was told by MSC not to expect anything until june-july.
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Also called VA was told my stuff is in decision phase / ive been assigned a rater. What should I expect as far as timelines go/whats the average time for va claims to close after being assigned a rater?
 
RenoRetired said:
Can one of you guys dumb down PDRL vs TDRL for me?
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The P is for permanent, the T is for temporary. If you are permanent, you don't have to deal with the service ever again, your retirement percentage will never change. If you are temporary, you have 36 months of retirement benefits while you continue to get treatment for your condition. You have to get reevaluated at least once in those 36 months, and then that documentation goes back to the physical evaluation board for another look at your ratings. On that reevaluation, you can be made permanent or you can be taken out of retirement status. That's probably as simple as I can make it, there are definitely a few details here and there to add.
 
PERS-95 said:
The P is for permanent, the T is for temporary. If you are permanent, you don't have to deal with the service ever again, your retirement percentage will never change. If you are temporary, you have 36 months of retirement benefits while you continue to get treatment for your condition. You have to get reevaluated at least once in those 36 months, and then that documentation goes back to the physical evaluation board for another look at your ratings. On that reevaluation, you can be made permanent or you can be taken out of retirement status. That's probably as simple as I can make it, there are definitely a few details here and there to add.
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Makes sense, thanks!
 
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