See below for important links to forms and hotlines for veterans. Relevant updates within the VA system and information related to veteran's law can also be found below.
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Cases Where Veterans May Qualify for Temporary TDIU Benefits In some cases, Veterans can receive Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU) benefits from the VA on a temporary basis. Learn more here. -
Receiving TDIU for a Service-Connected Eye Condition In some cases, Veterans with eye conditions may be eligible for Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU) benefits from the VA. -
Receiving TDIU for a Traumatic Brain Injury Veterans who are unable to work due to traumatic brain injuries may be eligible for Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU) benefits from the VA. -
Receiving TDIU for Multiple Disabilities Combining disabilities to become eligible for Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU) benefits can be done in several ways. -
Factors Used to Consider Eligibility for TDIU Learn what factors are considered when approving benefits for Veterans seeking TDIU for a service-connected disability. -
Receiving TDIU Benefits for Depression Veterans with severe depression may be eligible to receive TDIU benefits if their condition prevents them from working. Learn how to qualify. -
Receiving TDIU Benefits for PTSD Veterans with severe PTSD may be eligible to receive TDIU benefits if their condition prevents them from working. -
Using TDIU to Gain the Benefits of a 100% VA Schedular Rating Receiving TDIU allows you to gain the benefits of a 100% VA schedular rating, even when you would not otherwise qualify. -
Providing Evidence for a TDIU Claim To be eligible for TDIU benefits, you must meet submit evidence of your disability, earnings, and work history. -
How the VA Determines TDIU Eligibility To be eligible for Total Disability Based on Individual Unemployability, you must meet specific criteria. The office of Sean Kendall, Attorney-at-Law, explains. -
Court rules that Medical Examination Not Always Necessary in Unemployability Claim with Multiple Service-Connected Disabilities Court rules that Medical Examination Not Always Necessary in Unemployability Claim with Multiple Service-Connected Disabilities
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Results
- Award of Unemployability by Board despite VA doctor's opposition 100 percent Unemployability Awarded
- Increased rating from 30 to 70 percent for PTSD; remand for consideration of unemployability.
- Entitlement to an evaluation in excess of 30 percent for service-connected post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
