Submitting a Higher-Level Review (HLR) request can feel like taking a big step into the unknown. If your VA disability claim was denied or you received a rating lower than…
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The Compensation & Pension (C&P) exam is one of the most important steps in the VA disability claim process—but it’s also one of the most misunderstood and, often, the most…
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One of the most common reasons VA disability claims are denied—or delayed—is due to incomplete or insufficient evidence. For Veterans, this can be incredibly frustrating, especially when the symptoms are…
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One of the most frustrating parts of the VA disability process is the waiting. Veterans who have filed an appeal after a denial often find themselves in limbo, unsure of…
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If your VA disability claim was denied or rated too low, don’t give up—this is unfortunately a common part of the process, but there are clear paths forward. Two of…
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When your VA claim has been denied or rated incorrectly, and a Higher-Level Review or Supplemental Claim hasn’t resolved the issue, appealing to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals (BVA) might…
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If you’ve received a denial or an unsatisfactory rating from the VA and have new and relevant evidence, a Supplemental Claim might be your best next step. Unlike a Higher-Level…
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Receiving a denial on your VA disability claim can be discouraging—especially when you know you submitted strong evidence and your condition is clearly connected to your service. Fortunately, the VA…
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When filing a VA disability claim, most Veterans focus on medical records and service documents. But there’s another powerful form of evidence that’s often underestimated: lay evidence. This refers to…
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One of the most overlooked yet powerful tools in a VA disability claim is the Statement in Support of Claim, also known as VA Form 21-4138. This simple form allows…
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