Does the DDS take into consideration VA decisions, or do they make their own disability decision?
100% VA disability is strong evidence that the SSA will consider, however, in most parts of the country the SSA is not bound by the VA ruling.
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100% VA disability is strong evidence that the SSA will consider, however, in most parts of the country the SSA is not bound by the VA ruling.
I think this is a duplicate question. See the answers provided to the original post.
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I'm not sure I understand your question. Please repost and maybe the lawyers on this board can help.
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Discuss this in detail with a local personal injury attorney to see what your options are.
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