File NOW! Go From 90% to 100% VA Rating Quickly [2024]

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Are you a veteran with a 90% VA disability rating? If so, you could be leaving money on the table! In 2024, a veteran with no dependents rated at 90% receives $2,241.91 per month in disability compensation, but with a 100% rating, that number jumps to $3,737.85! That’s a huge 66% increase, with nearly $1,500 more in tax-free income every month. Plus, you'll unlock additional benefits like dependent healthcare coverage and access to special programs available only at the 100% level.
In this video, I’ll walk you through the exact steps to get your VA disability rating increased from 90% to 100% quickly and effectively. Whether you're looking to add a secondary condition, increase your current ratings, or qualify for Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU), I’ve got you covered.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
1. *How to Increase Your VA Disability Rating* - Understand the different ways to boost your rating and choose the path that works best for you.
2. *Adding a Service-Connected or Secondary-Connected Condition* - Learn how to leverage secondary conditions and increase your combined rating the right way.
3. *TDIU (Total Disability Due to Individual Unemployability)* - Find out if you qualify to be paid at the 100% rate even if your rating is less than 100%.
4. *Increasing Your Existing Ratings* - I’ll show you how to strategically increase your current disability ratings by providing strong medical evidence and avoiding the pitfalls that could lead to a reduction.
Whether you’re looking to add a new condition or increase your current rating, this video will give you the tools to make it happen. Don’t leave benefits on the table-get what you’ve earned!
Watch now to learn how to take your VA disability rating from 90% to 100% faster than you thought possible.
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@armytruth6860 10 дней назад

I remember being at 88% the going to 100% P&T. My advice is educate yourself on the VA process and never give up

@Frontend969 9 дней назад

Sir im at 88% rn lol im trying to get 100% p&t rn

@armytruth6860 9 дней назад

@@Frontend969 you have to increase your disabilities by filing for or claiming a secondary

@angelosanchez6073 9 дней назад

Key word brother , must be persistent, when I first got out I was at 30%, and now after 8 years with knowledge and persistence I’ve got to 100% , it’s worth the time and effort , it’s huge financial help

@johneagle3322 10 дней назад

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

Bingo

@blueline7575 10 дней назад

At 70 now, working on my depression/anxiety secondary to migraines and my hip and knee secondary to my right knee 🤞🏽keep up the great info!

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

That’s a great plan, I think that could turn out well!

@Smittical78 10 дней назад

I am at 60 and just filed migraine so I hope yours goes well

@amandamedina2296 10 дней назад

I’m at 90% and have a 70% rating for ptsd/anxiety, could or would it be smart to file migraines secondary to that?

@wesleylara3517 9 дней назад

@@amandamedina2296 Yes, anxiety and migraines have a bilateral relationship. Meaning migraines could be secondary to anxiety and the other way around can be true as well. Currently filing for migraines secondary to anxiety. Awaiting VA decision.

@amandamedina2296 9 дней назад

@@wesleylara3517 I was denied twice- so now I have to work on my appeal process. Many ppl have told me to be careful as to not “poke the bear” and have them do another MST screening- I do not want that, I don’t want to keep talking about it. If I did do my appeal, would it get me to 100%, since I’m at 90% overall rating?

@gtoexpress8111 10 дней назад

If you service connected for your cervical or any bulging and herniated discs your way to 100 is easy as taking candy from a baby - radiculopathy or peripheral neuropathy secondary high value claim - you got to know what to say at your DBQ exam you got three choices smile get educated - VA math is a joke when you educate yourself - good video as usual Sir -

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

You’re high-speed as usual GTO, radiculopathy is criminally overlooked

@JayJay-musik 9 дней назад

@@vaclaimsacademythey only gave me 20 for both arms even though when they checked my reflexes in both arms I had none

@rudysudario6715 9 дней назад

Retired at 80% without having claimed diabetic neuropathy, CTS, back pain, and migraine headaches which are all documented in my AD service treatment record. I’ve always thought that there are vets who deserve those benefits more. Now that I am in severe pain and can’t be employed anymore, I’m failing my claim for those.

@AndrewGreene-kn8qu 10 дней назад

VA math is hard for some veterans to figure out rounding off . Thanks for the help

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

My pleasure Andrew 🫡

@andresluna351 10 дней назад

Always with the fire. Here to give the thumbs up to a legend!

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

You’re too kind Andres, hope you’re enjoying your weekend!

@Sobe1989 3 дня назад

My husband did 20 yrs, and just retired. He got 90%, but his real percentage is 93% total, but for his hip surgeries 2 surgeries and every 3 months steroids shots that dont help, he may need a hip replacement but he wanna try PRP, and he just got 10%. So we gonna appeal, and of course submit Dr. Documentation and his statement. This, and heartburn bc he takes too much pain killers it is affrcting his stomach, we hope this woulf bring it up to at least 95% which means 100% PT.

@ashbelpastor3959 9 дней назад

Mr. Lee, I thank you for all your wisdom in regard to all the great and awesome info you provide to all veterans, including myself. I need your help. I'm a USArmy retired veteran with over 20 years in service. I served in combat units like the 82nd Airborne Division, jumping out of airplanes for 6 years and other combat units jumping in and out of the M1 series tanks for years. I need some assistance in regards to the claims I have been denied from the VA even when I have the service connection on my medical records. I'm currently on 90 percent, and it's been hard for me to get to that 💯 percent mark. Thank you for your time.

@johnandstephanie377 10 дней назад

Jordan, your video on back exams helped me out. On my third back exam, I had a good examiner and your info. I had been denied twice before, which results in another year to make it back from appeal to another CP exam. MRI, injury in service, treatment at the VA. Your tips helped me finally win, 40% for back and now 100PT

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

Woop woop! I love to hear it, amazing job on this win, hope it blesses your household for decades to come

@WillHelpsVets 4 дня назад

Great video bro

@Ez_Rif 9 дней назад

Stuck at 90% currently

@Guffy01 8 дней назад

I’m at 86%. My service connection is through the degenerative disease in my back at 50% I also am 70% for an anxiety disorder as a secondary. The VA refuses to recognize my cervical degenerative disease in my neck which could put me at 100%. My neck is a lot worse than my back too. I’m frustrated here.

@chrisjohns5877 9 дней назад

Just submitted my B.D.D. claim. Pretty nervous waiting for the V.A.

@shoquan9434 9 дней назад

I’m at 94% but technically I’m at 92% because they increased me to 20% for both knees which would have me at 94% but it’s not reflecting in my combined rating and I got a open claim for radiculopathy bilateral secondary to the back WITH a diagnosis and symptoms that I told them about in my lay evidence so I should get 10% for both legs that will take me to 96% and I’ll be joining you at the 100% club brother

@timtoolman4125 10 дней назад

If I file for back pain, would that be considered back pay?

@ClarissaFletcher253 8 дней назад

😂

@shawng8432 10 дней назад

Another great video. Thanks Jordan!

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

Silver Shawn! Cheers my friend enjoy your Saturday

@moparheatman 10 дней назад

Hello Jordan, great video. I hope all is well with you and your family. Thanks for posting you video. I’ve been down so I’m behind on your videos so I’m playing catch up.

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

I hope you feel better soon Moparheatman, enjoy your weekend 🫡 Always great seeing you!

@moparheatman 10 дней назад

@@vaclaimsacademy Thank You Jordan! Would really like to call you and explain what happened to me. What day and time would be good to call you?

@littlejoka 8 дней назад

I recently got 90 waiting on my migraine and back supplemental claims to get reevaluated feels like I been in limbo waiting on both of those

@jorgea04 6 дней назад

I have been stuck at 10% for years, working with somebody now to see if I can get those claims they have been denying for years

@moddedmedia415 10 дней назад

I’m at 90% and at 91% threshold. been rated for PTSD and recently diagnosed with sleep apnea and VAMC gave me a CPAP. I was also diagnosed with Vertigo, and rated for High BP and Tinnitus. I’m hoping these get service connected and get me over to the 100 club

@andrewcullip5212 9 дней назад

Pay for a nexus letter, soon! OSA with CPAP is going from 50 to 0 in the fall of 2025. I have a very similar claim. I needed a nexus letter to counter a denial and got to 100%.

@moddedmedia415 9 дней назад

@@andrewcullip5212 who do you recommend getting one from?

@gillyblank4380 9 дней назад

@andrewcullip5212 when you get the nexus Letter what do you do? You file through the VA or do you get outside help

@moddedmedia415 9 дней назад

@@gillyblank4380 you’ll have to file it yourself through your account.

@andrewcullip5212 9 дней назад

@gillyblank4380 I filed myself, the VSO and me didn't click after one meeting. It is what it is, lots of good ones out there. For me I went to doc ellis clinic (he has a RU-vid page) same deal probably lots of doc out there who can do it. I reviewed all my records and copped them with my claim denial letters, ect and sent them to his office. Tele-health call they sent a nexus letter connecting OSA to my sverce connected PTSD + tinnitus. (Simmilar to what you listed_ I was thinking he could tie it to burn pit ... ). It's not a silver bullet (might work might not) and it cost $ up front.

@ct3pfd817 10 дней назад

Top info

@JohnnyUtah9 10 дней назад

Hello Jordan, thank you for everything you do for our Veterans. I’m currently sitting at 82% with TBI, Tinnitus, Sleep Apnea, Headaches/migraines. I’ve been waiting on my claim for Depression and Anxiety.(Secondary) I’m hoping for that 100%. What do you think my chances are at getting a 100% ?

@danielmchugh8231 10 дней назад

Is your cold service connected 🤔

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

😆

@thomaseverett9529 10 дней назад

I'm having problem getting any hurt myself when I was in the Air Force and they're just saying it's not chronic enough it's not chronic enough

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

Commit to going to the doctor regularly for it over the next 6 months or so then try again, that will show it in a more chronic lens

@GabrielMiller_ 10 дней назад

I’m at 80% trying to get to 100% but is really hard

@orrenlilly5809 9 дней назад

My claim went to the "Review Evidence" (Step 4) and "Rating" (Step 5) the same day and has been for nearly 3 months. I know these things take a while but is it common to stay in the rating phase so long?

@Lucythemongoose1 8 дней назад

Just got rated from the VA at 94% 🤦‍♂️. Just gotta get the last 10 percent. I got rated for lumbar strain with intervertebral disk syndrome does anyone know if I claim degenerative disk disease also as a secondary ?

@misc4jb 6 дней назад

I know nothing about the back as I have no back injuries but there are some very easy 10's out there that most of us have - tinnitus and hemorrhoids for example. If you are a combat vet, those 2 are handed out pretty much without question.

@gillyblank4380 9 дней назад

I was diagnosed with shingles in July and the nerves still hurt. Could that be secondary to the service connected mental disability i have?

@JayA-jr6ge 9 дней назад

In need of help and direction. No one seems to have guidance. If you have an agency that works well please recommend.

@SmokieTRW 10 дней назад

Hell yeah

@vaclaimsacademy 10 дней назад

Hell yeah brother

@0311nate 10 дней назад

Great video. Would you say it should be a no brainer for feet conditions (pes planus, plantar fasciitis) that were diagnosed while on active duty and the symptoms have gotten worse (documented)? Only need 10% 😢

@JayA-jr6ge 9 дней назад

How would I go about getting this on paper?

@NobodyNobody-hx6wh 9 дней назад

Look those 2 conditions up in the 38th CFR and see where you would fall in terms of a disability rating for them. Then you know and can submit a strong evidence based claim and if you are not rated correctly, you can call them on it and submit a Higher Level Review and request a conference. In general, due to pyramiding the VA will apply the highest rating to your feet based on pes planus or plantar fasciitis, they will not grant both disability percentages.

@Mike-yu4oh 9 дней назад

I was given 10% for an ankle fracture that never healed properly 20 years ago. Now they want to have surgery. Will surgery help me get an increase?

@NobodyNobody-hx6wh 9 дней назад

It depends on what residuals exist after the surgery. Also, if not already aware of it, since you are service connected for the ankle that will be operated on, you may be eligible for a temporary 100% disability rating during your recovery period from the surgery.

@peckerpeter2078 9 дней назад

If you’re at 70% Service Connected, file for individual unemployability that will give you the 100% rating pay scale.

@HeyitzATM 9 дней назад

Explain plz

@peckerpeter2078 9 дней назад

@@HeyitzATM www.va.gov/disability/eligibility/special-claims/unemployability/ Follow the link, if you fit the guidelines then file for it with VSO office for free.

@peckerpeter2078 9 дней назад

@@HeyitzATMLook it up this guy took down the link I posted, VSO office can do it for free with appointment.

@peckerpeter2078 9 дней назад

@@HeyitzATM TDIU

@MrGuiguy10z 8 дней назад

Hi, Can you please help with nexus letter. I’m at 90% and I’m about to file 2 claims: Sleep apnea and headache. Also I’m not sure if I need to apply for increase. Could you please help?

@vaclaimsacademy 8 дней назад

You can check with your local VSO or/and check out vaclaims-academy.com

@1kefims 9 дней назад

I'm active duty and I've been having lower back pain which I was seen for once, but they just wrote it off as muscle strain and gave me ibuprofen and some stretchs. Should I go back to try and get diagnosed with something else? Or would that one medical vist be enough if i just make a VA appointment regarding it when during my BDD? I appreciate any information on this.

@NobodyNobody-hx6wh 9 дней назад

The best path is to get everything documented while you are still on active duty so it is all available to the C&P examiner during your BDD exam. The Nexus is not in question. You can not make an appointment with the the VA until you are off AD, so you cannot do that as part of your BDD. What I would recommend, if your back pain / issue is still present 6 weeks after you had that initial visit, then go back and say you took the Motrin and did the stretches that they gave you but you still have pain. Request back X-ray and physical therapy for your back. If you have any numbness or tingling in your back and or down your left or right leg then make sure that is documented as well. This can be the basis for a sciatica and or lower extremity radiculopathy diagnosis. Lastly, once the X-ray is done and you are in PT and if symptoms persist then the Physical therapist might recommend that your PCM obtain a MRI of your back. Even after you complete your BDD and if you have another 3-6 months on active duty, then continue going to the doctor and if you have any thought in your mind if you have something or have a chronic pain in a joint that you've never had checked out. Get it checked out / X-ray / lab tested or what ever is needed. Your future self will thank you one day. Lastly, remember that during the first year you are out, if you did not claim something as part of your BDD exam, and claim it in that first year, then your effective is the day after you leave the service, so you don't loose anything and will get back pay. Also, check some of the other videos out here and the VA website about the 1 year presumptives. If you develop arthritis, high blood pressure and other conditions in your first year out of service, go to a doctor and have it diagnosed then you can be eligible for VA disability for it, but you have to submit your claim before you hit that 1 year mark. All the best to you.

@1kefims 9 дней назад

@NobodyNobody-hx6wh Thank you so much. I appreciate all the info!

@JacobMoore-dp6lw 9 дней назад

Sup bro. Just to be clear as long as you have medical documentation while you’re in service you can always pinpoint back to that. So I would most certainly talk to the doctors at the VA tell them what’s going on and they’ll send you out to a physical therapist.

@1kefims 9 дней назад

@JacobMoore-dp6lw Ah, I see. Thank you for the info!

@JacobMoore-dp6lw 9 дней назад

@@1kefims no worries remember whatever you got documented in service or saw a physical therapist for you can always have a reference to go back too.

@Juice421fs 9 дней назад

Anyone ever tied dizziness/vertigo secondary to tinnitus?

@TheGodzfav4 9 дней назад

I am not at 90%. What steps should I do to reach 100%.

@anthonygrant2902 10 дней назад

Hey Jordan, I just had neck surgery and I been in the VA Baltimore hospital for 30 days due to never damage can I file for that I'm still here at the moment?

@andrewcullip5212 9 дней назад

Service connected operation w hospitalization.. read up, I think you should file for hospitalization and might get a temporary 100% . You need to talk to a vso or research for yourself. At least put in an intent to file.