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A Veteran Based Site to Guide veterans through the Veterans Affairs process for filing a claim for service connected disability compensation. We combine the Knowledge, Skills,and abilities of Veterans to provide other Veterans the Information and support they need dealing with the VA.Tell A Friend!

 

What can I do here? The first thing you want to know how to do is Search How to search video Utilize our site and discussion forum to research V. A. Claims procedures benefits. Search for topics of interest. Join our active discussion forum and post questions to other veterans.

 

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The VA Claims Process

After VA receives your Application for Compensation, it sends you a letter. The letter explains what VA needs in order to help grant your claim. It states how VA assists in getting records to support your claim. The letter may include forms for you to complete, such as medical releases. They help VA obtain pertinent medical records from your doctor or hospital. You should try to complete and return all forms VA sends within a month. Your claim can often be processed more quickly if you send a copy of your own medical records. This letter is often referred to as the Duty to Assist letter . Read More

VA Service Connected Ratings Calculator (This ain't your mother's arithmetic.)

VA Compensation Rate Tables

 

Significant Judicial Precedent and Its Effect on the Board

VA Life Insurance

Win Your Veterans Affairs Disability Claim - You finally decided to file a VA claim for disability, so now what do you do? Maybe you already have started the paperwork yourself or have been helped by a veterans service officer (VSO) filling out the required VA Forms and are now one of many waiting to hear from the VA about your claims status.

Veterans Affairs Disability Claim - You finally decided to file a VA claim for disability, so now what do you do? Maybe you already have started the paperwork yourself or have been helped by a veterans service officer (VSO) filling out the required VA Forms and are now one of many waiting to hear from the VA about your claims status.

A Veterans Benefits Raters View

Definitions, Terms, Abbreviations

VA Claims (Multiple Articles)

Compensation and Pension Exam Do's and Don'ts

Veterans Claims Self Help Guide

Requesting Your Copy of Your Veteran Affairs Claims Folder (C-File)

We can not stress enough how important it is to:

  1. View your VA claims folder at the Veterans Affairs regional office. Call the VA at 1-800-827-1000 and request an appointment to view your VA c-file (claims folder).

  2. Ensure that all the records in your Veterans Affairs C-File are yours. 

  3. Check that everything you have sent to the VA is included in your C-File.

  4. After viewing your VA claims folder (c-file) and correcting any mistakes you may find. Then request a hard copy of your claims folder (c-file)

Veterans Affairs Fast Letters and Veterans Affairs Training Letters

Establishing Service Connection

 

Forums

VA Claims Forums our claims related forums are available for reading without registering. You can browse, search and read the forums. If you would like to post you must register.

Veterans Benefits State & Federal

FAQ's Veterans Affairs Claims/Benefits
The best place to start when you are looking for an answers. Start here to see if you question has already been answered

38CFR4 VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities - This rating schedule is primarily a guide in the evaluation of disability resulting from all types of diseases and injuries encountered as a result of or incident to military service. The percentage ratings represent as far as can practicably be determined the average impairment in earning capacity resulting from such diseases and injuries and their residual conditions in civil occupations

Veterans Benefits Eligibility

In general , the claimant must be a veteran or the dependent or survivor of a veteran‚ in order to be eligible. For VA purposes, the definition of veteran‚ is‚ a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service, and who was discharged or released there from under conditions other than dishonorable.‚ Source: 38CFR3.1(d)

Entitlement

Disability compensation. (1) Basic entitlement for a veteran exists if the veteran is disabled as the result of a personal injury or disease (including aggravation of a condition existing prior to service) while in active service if the injury or the disease was incurred or aggravated in line of duty. Source: 38CFR3.1(b)

In plain English and general terms. In order to receive service connected disability compensation through Veterans Affairs. You must have an other than dishonorable discharge. And you must have evidence that the disability occurred or was aggravated in the line of duty.

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Link To Great Site for Disabled Resources

United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Opinions & Orders

 

Federal Benefits for Veterans and their Dependents

IMPORTANT Agent Orange, possible health-related problems and VA benefits

Applying for VA Benefits
One of the more difficult tasks for a returning veteran is applying for the many VA benefits. The unknown of "should I," "would I qualify," "how do I apply," or "where do I go for help" can be a frustrating experience. VA intends to ease those frustrations and facilitate your transition from active participation in armed conflict back to civilian life with some basic tips for applying for benefits.

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HirePatriots - HirePatriots is committed to finding a job for every US Veteran. Job Fairs, Online Education, Resumes, Interviews, Career Blogs and more...

The Mission Continues

The Mission Continues is a nationwide nonprofit organization that provides paid service fellowships for post-9/11 wounded and disabled veterans.  Our mission is to build an America where every returning veteran can serve again as a citizen leader, and where together we honor the fallen by living their values through service.  Join us as a Fellow or volunteer at one of our service projects. www.missioncontinues.org

Wounded Warrior Project™ (WWP) exists to honor and empower wounded warriors who incurred service-connected injures on or after September 11, 2001. On that date, America watched in horror as approximately 3,000 people died including hundreds of firefighters and rescue workers.

The tragic events of September 11 are often the reason warriors say they felt a sense of duty to volunteer for the military. These individuals chose to defend our country, and that is why we honor them.

Vietnam War

America's War's Statistics From the American Rev

Cases

Useful US Court of Veterans Appeals Cases

 

Veterans Survivor Package For Dependent Spouses, Children and Parents of deceased Veterans.

Gulf War Veterans' Illness: Vaccinations

OEF/OIF Disabled Veterans - This is the Cadillac of all programs I've seen for veterans. Entrepreneurship Boot camp for Veterans with Disabilities (EBV), if you are a OEF/OIF disabled veteran and are serious and determined to start your own business. This is the program for you. If selected, it is completely FREE to the veteran, I'm talking about the full ride. Check It Out - Well worth your time

The Law of Veterans' Benefits 2008-2010: Significant Developments, Trends, and a Glimpse into the Future

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USCAVC Cases

Compensation and Pension Examination Worksheets by disability - These Disability Examination Worksheets are in use both by the doctors of VHA (Veterans Health Administration) who do the disability examinations and by the rating specialists, hearing officers, and Decision Review Officers of VBA (Veterans Benefits Administration) who do the disability evaluations

.A Veterans Benefits Affairs Rater's View - "Worth a read" - Tbird (webmaster HadIt.com) First, allow me to introduce myself with some background info. I am a veteran, a nurse, a woman, and decide VA disability claims.

I share many of the frustrations of veterans when I see claims that have not been properly or expeditiously decided. It is my mission to correct these where possible. I have called errors on prior decisions and awarded benefits back to the original claim date. I'm sure that I also have made errors and hope others have caught and corrected these.

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NEW Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs) 

 

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