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For 28 years, HadIt.com has been the place for U.S. military veterans to connect, share stories, and have each other’s backs.We’ve built a community where every veteran belongs, and no one has to go it alone. That will never change.

2025年4月3日 · 100% Rating: Total impairment (level 4) in one domain or severe impairment (level 3) in two or more domains. 70% Rating: Severe impairment (level 3) in one domain or moderate impairment (level 2) in two or more domains.

How HadIt.com Veterans Works Veterans post their questions about their claim or disability and other veterans who have had experience with that kind of claim or those who study these types of things jump in and answer your questions, point you …

HadIt.com is for any veteran, service member, family member, or advocate who wants information or who wants to share information with others about the Veterans Affairs claims process. As of 2025, HadIt.com has had your back for 28 years. And this ship is still going strong, and I couldn’t be more pleased or proud.

2024年9月30日 · This article highlights the importance of meeting critical deadlines to secure more favorable disability ratings under older VA criteria. Learn how to verify your ratings, gather necessary documentation, and submit an Intent to File (ITF) to safeguard your benefits with the help of expert resources from HadIt.com.

As the founder of HadIt.com Veterans, I’ve been closely monitoring the upcoming changes to the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities (VASRD) set to take effect in 2025. These changes represent the most significant overhaul of the VA’s rating system in decades, impacting thousands of veterans’ disability claims and compensation.

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Tbird Returns! Ownership Returned to Tbird! For 28 years, HadIt.com has been the place for U.S. military veterans to connect, share stories, and have each other’s backs.We’ve built a community where every veteran belongs, and no one has to go it alone.

HadIt.com's forums became a hub of activity where veterans could share their experiences, exchange advice, and celebrate victories together, transforming individual struggles into collective wisdom. Building Veteran Community The success of HadIt.com was rooted in its ability to create a strong sense of camaraderie among veterans.