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Protecting Your VA Benefits: The 20 Year Rule Explained

The 20 year rule is the only rule that actually matters when it comes to protecting your VA benefits because it's the only rule where you VA rating cannot be reduced or taken away. 38 CFR § 3.951 the Preservation of disability ratings is the law that covers the 20 year rule. Veterans lying about disabilities are not covered under this rule because that is considered fraud! The term continuous refers to service-connected conditions that have maintained a certain disability rating for at least 20 years or more. A continuous rating can't be reduced and you will not receive a VA rating reduction notice because you are protected by the VA's 20-year rule. 00:00 Introduction to the VA disability 20 year rule 00:41 Preservation of disability ratings 1:46 Examples of Veterans lying about disabilities 2:04 Can a 100% P&T rating be reduced? 4:00 VA employees caught sending out unwarranted VA rating reduction letters 🔶 Links I mentioned in the Video ------------------------------------------------ 🚩 VA employees get caught reducing disabled veterans with so called protected VA disability ratings https://www.va.gov/oig/pubs/VAOIG-17-... ⭕ 38 CFR § 3.951 - Preservation of disability ratings https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/... 🔵 If you are looking for a Nexus Letter for Mental Health and all other Medical Conditions, here is the email of one of our partners: medicalexperts@2ndStrata.com (Please Include Your Phone #) 🤠 SuperCharge YOUR VA Claims Process and sign up for my Boot Camp at http://www.combatcraig.com