The US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) states that about 30% of all VA disability claims are denied. 75% of them are first-time claims. The …
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If you feel at a loss trying to figure out how the VA calculates your disability rate, you are definitely not alone! Hardly anything is …
The VA defines a Presumptive Condition as a medical condition that is automatically assumed to be service connected. In other words, if you served in …
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Veterans need to submit medical evidence to support their claims for service-connected disabilities or other VA benefits. In some cases, you may have to go …
Knee-related disabilities are not uncommon among Veterans, especially those who have served in physically demanding roles or have been exposed to activities that put stress …
When filing for your VA disability benefits, you should prepare for a challenging and lengthy procedure. Some Veterans have to wait for months and even …
The VA disability claims process can be pretty complex. At the same time, here at Veterans Claims United, we know that each case can be different and require the assistance and knowledge of different experts to make sure that Veterans can get the entirety of VA disability compensation that they are entitled to as a result of their honourable service.
According to the National Criminal Justice Association (NCJA), about one-third of Veterans admit that they have been arrested and booked into prison at least once. Unfortunately, these grim statistics appear to be another indicator of how challenging the transition back to civilian life can be for a Veteran.
VA development letters are an essential part of the VA’s process for evaluating and adjudicating Veterans’ claims for benefits such as disability compensation, pensions, education benefits, or healthcare. These letters help ensure that the VA has all the necessary information and evidence to make a well-informed decision regarding your entitlement to benefits.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a condition that occurs in some people after witnessing a shocking, frightening, or dangerous event. According to the American Psychiatric Association, every year, approximately 3.5% of adults in the United States are affected by PTSD.