VA 21-0960N-2 2025

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The document is a questionnaire for veterans applying for disability benefits related to eye conditions, issued by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). It includes sections for diagnosis, medical history, physical examination results, and specific eye conditions. The form requires detailed information from a licensed ophthalmologist or optometrist regarding the veteran's visual acuity, any diagnosed eye conditions, and their impact on daily functioning. It emphasizes that the information provided will be used in evaluating the veteran's claim for benefits.

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Is myopia a VA disability rating for refractive error?

3.303. Congenital or developmental defects, such as refractive error of the eye, including myopia and astigmatism, are not considered disabilities for VA compensation purposes. 38 C.F.R.

Is astigmatism a VA disability?

If you suffer from visual impairments or other issues related to your eyes, you may qualify for compensation based on your VA eye disability ratings. If your conditions are linked to your military service, you deserve compensation for the damages you suffered while serving your country.

Does astigmatism count as a disability?

Some eye problems that may qualify veterans for disability benefits include cataracts, glaucoma, keratopathy, macular degeneration, scleritis, eye Injuries, visual impairment, and blindness. To receive VA disability, the condition must be service connected.

What eye conditions are considered VA disability?

Veterans often wonder, Are there VA disability claims that cannot be proven? The straightforward answer is no, but theres a caveat: without sufficient evidence, your claim is destined for denial. The key is understanding the requirements and taking proactive steps to overcome challenges.

Can I get VA disability for astigmatism?

As mentioned above, if an eye injury or eye surgery caused you to develop astigmatism that cannot be corrected, you may be entitled to VA disability compensation. However, in order to receive benefits for any condition, a veteran must become service connected.