We help you understand how to apply for VA disability and provide some tips and tricks for your VA disability claim.
VA Disability Application Process
Articles about the VA disability application process.
When Will the VA Regional Office Make a Decision about My Disability Claim?
The time it takes the VA to consider a claim depends on the workload at the RO, the complexity of your conditions, and the completeness of your claim.Â
TDIU Form 21-8940 Explained
Choosing when and if to submit Form 21-8940 can be challenging. Submitting this form improperly can cause significant issues to any current claims.
What Is a Veteran?
In this article, we will explain what a veteran is, what it means to be a protected veteran, how veteran status affects VA benefit eligibility, and more.
Should I Hire a VA Disability Lawyer or VSO?
A VA lawyer or VSO can help you navigate VA processes, but unfortunately, there are also many scammers out there. This post explains what to look for.
What to Say at Your C&P Exam
Preparing for your C&P exam is critical because the VA uses the exam to determine disability ratings and, therefore, the amount of your disability payment.
What are VA Disability Diagnostic Codes and Why Do They Matter?
How do VA disability diagnostic codes affect your rating, and what happens if your condition is not in the rating schedule? We explain.
How to Expedite Your VA Disability Claim
Veterans can expedite their VA disability claims for several reasons. Find out if your situation qualifies for priority processing.
How Long Will It Take to Appeal a VA Decision?
When pursuing an appeal, you have three options regarding how you would like the VA to review your case. It is important you know how the system works and the requirements so you can get the benefits you deserve.
Introduction to VA Disability Ratings
This article explains how the VA determines disability ratings and what evidence you need to make a case.
Using Lay Statements to Support Your VA Claim
A lay statement can show the VA how your disabilities make your life more difficult. A statement from a friend, family member, or even a former employer can make a stronger case for your VA claim.
Using DBQs for VA Disability Claims
Doctors use a DBQ form to record a veteran’s condition so the VA can then evaluate and make a decision on the veteran’s disability claim. In this article you can find links to many DBQ forms and instructions about using them.
