Feasible steps are SUVs hybrid gasoline-electric powered or more compact autos to help save energy rational use of food stuff and water etc. I keep a copy of this table by my computers at both work and home to use in my job as a VSO. For that reason, the usage stages really should be modified to correspond to the 'generation va disability calculator with bilateral factor capacities' of the nature. It's much faster than entering data into a calculator. It takes only a few seconds to do this using this table, even when there is a bilateral factor involved. To factor in the next percentage, it would not simply add 20 to 30 and get 50. For example, if a veteran had three disabling conditions rated at 30, 20 and 20, the VA would first apply the largest percentage, 30.
Every Rating Specialist that I knew did this by using the combined ratings table in 38 CFR Part 4. The VA’s calculations use a percentage of the Veteran’s remaining non-disabled percentage when adding the next disability percentage. These days the computer does this for VA employees however, back in the day we had to calculate combined evaluations ourselves. They are all the same.Īs an aside, I've never understood the need to use a calculator to determine a combined evaluation. Service connection is service connection regardless of whether it is by means of "Direct", "Presumptive", or "Secondary". Old Vet wrote: Could someone tell me where I can find a VA Math Spreadsheet that allows you to enter both primary and secondary isssues on the same sheet? Whether a disability is primary or secondary has absolutely nothing to do with how the combined evaluation is calculated.
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