THIS ARTICLE IS INTENDED TO SUPPORT THE READER’S AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING.  IT IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE.   IF THE READER SEEKS LEGAL ADVICE CONCERNING HIS OR HER PARTICULAR SITUATION, HE OR SHE SHOULD SEEK OUT AN ATTORNEY IN A LAWYER CLIENT RELATIONSHIP.

For the VA Aid and Attendance Benefit,  the look-back period means the 36-month period immediately preceding the date on which VA receives either an original Aid and Attendance pension claim or a new Aid and Attendance pension claim after a period of non-entitlement.

For the VA Aid and Attendance Benefit   the  look-back period means the 36-month period immediately preceding the date on which VA receives either an original Aid and Attendance pension claim or a new Aid and Attendance pension claim after a period of non-entitlement.  See 38 CFR § 3.276 (a)(7)  – Asset transfers and penalty periods.