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Does PTSD qualify for CRSC? It can, yes. Any VA disability for which you are rated at 10% or over will serve as one qualification for CRSC.

The CRSC Full Monthly Amount of $2,523 determined in “Step a.” has been reduced by $150 under “Step b.” to $2,373, but is limited here in “Step c.” to no pay no more than the member's full amount that was offset from the member's retired pay due to receipt of VA disability compensation.

The Full Monthly Amount for CRSC purposes is based on this full rate and not just the veteran alone amounts, as applied to CRSC for periods beginning on or after January 1, 2004. Thus, the CRSC full monthly amount is $2,523.

To qualify for CRSC you must: be entitled to and/or receiving military retired pay. be rated at least 10 percent by the Department of Veteran's Affairs (VA) waive your VA pay from your retired pay.

PRINCIPAL PURPOSE(S): Used by a military retiree to submit a claim through the appropriate uniformed service for Combat- Related Special Compensation (CRSC). Claim is reviewed to determine eligibility for benefits, and determine the amount and effective dates of payment.

CRSC is like VA disability checks. It is not taxed. You must therefore choose either CRSC or CRDP. You cannot receive both.

Like your retired pay, DFAS pays CRDP and CRSC monthly on the first business day of each month. You will receive your CRDP or CRSC payment in the same manner as your retired pay: If your retired pay is being direct deposited into your bank account, we will do the same for your CRDP or CRSC payment.

CRSC applications are processed within 60-90 business days. 1-888-276-9472 to verify receipt. Are there any exceptions to the eligibility requirements for Combat Related Special Compensation?