Protected VA Disability Ratings: Don't Let the VA Reduce Your Rating!

If you have been approved for VA disability benefits, it's important to understand the importance of your VA disability rating. A protected VA disability rating can mean the difference between financial stability and an uncertain future.

Under the VA disability 20 Year Rule, if your rating has been in effect for 20 years, it cannot be reduced below the lowest rating it has held for the previous 20 years. The only exception to this rule is if the VA can prove fraud.

In addition, the VA disability 100% Rule ensures that your rating will not be reduced if your medical condition has not materially improved. The VA must prove that you are capable of performing substantial work in order to lower your rating.

It's important to remember that once established, a protected VA disability rating can provide financial security for you and your family in the future. Don't let the VA reduce your rating without due cause!

00:00 Introduction
2:53 What is a VA rating reduction?
5:31 How to stop a proposed VA rating reduction?
7:38 What does static disability mean?
8:57 What is a VA permanent disability?
9:57 What is the VA 5 Year Rule?
10:26 What is the VA 10 Year Rule?
11:26 The 55-Year Rule for VA Disability Ratings
12:03 What is the VA 100% Rule?
12:44 Can the VA take away 100 Permanent and Total Disability (P&T)?
13:48 Will I lose my VA disability rating if I get a job?

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