VA's 5, 10, 20, and 55 Year Rule: Is Your VA Rating Protected?

Tune in to learn about protected VA ratings: VA's 5-year rule, 10-year rule, 20-year rule, and 55-year rule! When veterans have a VA rating for certain lengths of time, or reach a certain age, their rating can be protected from reduction or reevaluation at future C&P exams. Each rule is designed to protect veterans from losing benefits unjustly. We'll also discuss what you can do if you face a rating reduction and how to appeal unfavorable VA decisions.

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0:00 Introduction
0:49 Lost or Reduced VA Ratings: VA Reevaluation Timeline
1:33 VA Disability 5 Year Rule
2:04 VA Disability 10 Year Rule
2:23 VA Disability 10 Year Rule
3:25 Quick Summary of Protected Ratings
4:15 How to Get Protected VA Ratings
4:34 What to Do If VA Reduces Your Rating