When filling out VA Form 21-2680 (Aid & Attendance), veterans often ask what to list on Line 18: only service-connected conditions, or also diagnosed but not yet rated conditions like chronic fatigue, knee issues, or dizziness? Here’s the strategic answer—it depends on your goal. 🔹 If service-connected conditions already support A&A • List only the service-connected conditions • It’s cleaner and avoids unnecessary confusion • VA can grant A&A immediately if those conditions meet the criteria 🔹

Do You Need to Update VA Form 21-2680 (Aid & Attendance)? A veteran asked: “Is there ever a need to update VA Form 21-2680 for Aid & Attendance? If I want to include another disability, what other form do I file?” 👉 The 21-2680 is the main form for Aid & Attendance. You don’t have to file a new one every time. ✅ If you want to add or update information: * You can submit a new 21-2680 with the updated details, OR * Send a VA Form 21-4138 (Statement in Support of Claim) or even just a written let