If the effective date of my VA disability was just backdated, will I get back pay?

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The way back works is from 30% to 70% goes this way. You had been receiving 30% prior to your increase. So your current rating cane at a 40% increase. You will not be paid a total of 70% as back pay because you were getting 30%. Your rate of back pay from February 2018 would be the difference between 30% and 70% which is 40% .

So the first thing you should do is call the VA National Center at [login to see] and ask them to break down exactly what you were paid and tell you how much was back pay OR if they did not pay you back pay ask them why. IF it was an oversight, it can be corrected with a center representative.

I was a Disabled American Veterans Service Officer for 13 years working claims,finding solutions, and running down the correct answers.

You'll at least get the back pay for your initial rating.