you're right but was looking to be certified but independent, which doesnt seem to be an option
Who has VA Disability?
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Benefits delivery at discharge. If you're still in and filing for disability
Dirty Mcdrawz
Your girl loves em....
Thanks for the explanation. Nah I’ve been out for awhile.
DeeezNuts
All Star
All VA-accredited representatives are authorized to provide help with VA benefit claims to Veterans and service members, as well as their dependents and survivors. Keep in mind that there are 3 types of accredited representatives (VSO, Claims Agent, & Credited Attorney)
If someone isn’t recognized by VA, they can’t legally help you with a VA benefit claim.
Keep in mind that in order to be an accredited VSO you must work for a minimum of 20 hours a week for one of the Veteran Service Organizations, pass the proficiency test approved by the VA Office of General Counsel, and be sponsored by the organization that employs you. You can't just be an accredited VSO on your own. That would be an Agent.
An exception to the above are the County Service Officers who work for their respective county governments. In most cases they are sponsored by their state's veterans affairs office for accreditation since county governments are not veterans service organizations; but whatever service organization does sponsor them must certify to the General Counsel that they work a minimum of 20 hours a week assisting veterans. ... <--- this is what my people is...he was sponsored by the State...so he works for the state... im sure whatever state you're in can sponsor you...but you going be working for them..
If someone isn’t recognized by VA, they can’t legally help you with a VA benefit claim.
Keep in mind that in order to be an accredited VSO you must work for a minimum of 20 hours a week for one of the Veteran Service Organizations, pass the proficiency test approved by the VA Office of General Counsel, and be sponsored by the organization that employs you. You can't just be an accredited VSO on your own. That would be an Agent.
An exception to the above are the County Service Officers who work for their respective county governments. In most cases they are sponsored by their state's veterans affairs office for accreditation since county governments are not veterans service organizations; but whatever service organization does sponsor them must certify to the General Counsel that they work a minimum of 20 hours a week assisting veterans. ... <--- this is what my people is...he was sponsored by the State...so he works for the state... im sure whatever state you're in can sponsor you...but you going be working for them..
General Mills
More often than not I tend to take that L.
- Depression (New)
- somatic symptom disorder (SSD) (New)
- bipolar disorder (New)
I've one had a C&P for MDD(major depressive disorder). however the guy I saw had me fill out everything any disorder would. there was several multiple choice test i had to fill out that were scored, as well as some essay questions. then the doc had follow up questions based on those.
are/have you done a personal statement? I did. it helped me cover everything I knew needed to be covered by the DBQ. I figured that way if I forget to mention something in the C&P it would still be covered.
Make sure to sign up for the Burn Pit registry. If you were near any of those nasty ass burn pits especially.
ajnapoleon
Veteran
I’m wanting to get something new and expensive but I’m not going to until I know who gonna win this election
Trump already said he gonna do some bullshyt with the VA so that’s why I’m waiting
Trump already said he gonna do some bullshyt with the VA so that’s why I’m waiting
ajnapoleon
Veteran
I was at camp liberty
But I’m good with what I got percentage wise
I’m not gonna get greedy
So you just sign up for it.
There's no extra money.
shyt could be likeAgent orange and they find out years later it was a carcinogen
ajnapoleon
Veteran
I feel you I just don’t trust Trump taking over as a born and bred Brooklyn kid can’t trust him gotta see how things shake out
I get paranoid about having my name on too many things people might look into
It’s a me issue with being paranoid
Same here, I brought that up to the doctor and she said to sign up regardless. Hope this isn’t an Agent Orange type thing
Put your name on there, you never know. Not too sound grim or anything like that. Sounds like you were exposed a lot more than myself
ajnapoleon
Veteran
I will soon thank you breh
Happy Veterans Day 
Same. Crown Heights kid with a pixel phone and using Brave not Google
But joining the military is one of the least private things you can do 100 years in the future people can pull your military records through FOIA.
So getting on the registry is kinda part for the course but if they discover people getting sick and there's a class action payout you want to be able to get it