VA Disability Compensation Claim Assistance
Welcome to National Vet Help: Your Path to VA Disability Compensation
Discover the comprehensive support offered by
National Vet Help in navigating the complexities of VA Disability Compensation claims. Our mission is to provide experienced assistance to veterans seeking tax-free monthly benefits for illnesses or injuries sustained during military service, as well as for those whose existing conditions have been aggravated by their service.
Unlock the Benefits You Deserve
VA Disability Compensation is a vital program established to provide monthly tax-free benefits to veterans who have suffered illnesses or injuries while serving in the military, ensuring their financial security and support for the sacrifices they made in service to their country. At National Vet Help, we are committed to helping you access the maximum benefits available to you. Our team of professionals understands the intricacies of the application process and will guide you through every step with precision and care.
Tailored Claim Evaluation – Free of Charge
Applying for service-connected VA disability compensation can be a lengthy and frustrating process. We recognize the challenges veterans face when dealing with complex laws and regulations. That’s why we offer a personalized and comprehensive claim evaluation, completely free of charge. By understanding the unique details of your case, we can determine the best course of action to maximize your benefits.
Dedicated Support from Start to Finish
At National Vet Help, we stand by our commitment to serve you from start to finish. We will assist you in filing a new or initial claim, ensuring that your application is accurate, complete, and optimized for success. Once your claim is submitted, we will provide unwavering support and follow-up, keeping you informed throughout the process.
Experienced Appeal Assistance
In the event of a denied claim or low rating, our experienced team extends their expertise to the appeals process. We will meticulously review your case and provide guidance on the potential for a successful appeal. Our goal is to ensure that you never settle for less than what you rightfully deserve.
Trust in National Vet Help
When it comes to VA Disability Compensation, National Vet Help is your trusted ally. Our unwavering dedication to veterans’ wellbeing and our extensive experience with the system will give you the confidence and peace of mind you need. Don’t let complex procedures and challenges deter you from pursuing the benefits you are entitled to. Contact National Vet Help today to embark on your journey towards securing the compensation you deserve.
Don’t Delay: File Your Claim Now
There is no time limit on when you can file a claim for VA disability compensation. However, it is crucial to submit your initial claim as soon as possible. Why is this important? The date the VA receives your application becomes the “Effective Date,” and if your claim is approved, the VA will provide retroactive payments dating back to the Effective Date. In essence, waiting to file your claim means losing out on potential compensation.
Recently Discharged? Act Immediately
If you have recently been discharged, it is imperative to file your claim right away. By doing so within one year of discharge, the Effective Date will be the date of discharge itself (not the date the VA receives your application) for any approved conditions filed within that first year.
Unlocking Secondary Conditions
According to the VA, compensation may be granted for disabilities that are considered related or secondary to those incurred during military service, as well as for disabilities presumed to be connected to military circumstances, even if they arise after service. In simpler terms, a service-connected condition can lead to a disability or disease that was not originally incurred during service—this is known as a secondary condition.
For instance, if your time in service resulted in tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and as a result, you experience headaches, the headaches would be eligible for service connection if it can be demonstrated that they were caused by the tinnitus. Therefore, it is crucial to include any and all conditions you believe were caused by your time in service in your initial application.
Sleep apnea is another condition that can be caused by service-connected issues. If you have sleep apnea and use a CPAP machine, you may be entitled to a 50% rating.
Presumptive Conditions: Simplified Compensation
Certain conditions may be presumptive for VA Disability Compensation. For example, a Vietnam veteran does not have to prove that Agent Orange caused their current coronary artery disease. It is presumed that the Veteran was exposed to Agent Orange and that it is the root cause of the disease.
Take proactive steps to explore these presumptive conditions and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve.
File your claim now and let
National Vet Help guide you through the process to maximize your benefits. Don’t miss out on the compensation you are entitled to. Contact us today to get started.
Rely on our Skilled VA Case Managers for Streamlined Application Support.
Contact us at
812-461-0229 today.
This is a Veteran Owned business. Our lead attorney is accredited with the VA, admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, and a sustaining member of The National Organization of Veterans Advocates (NOVA).
Email: jknapp@nationalvethelp.com
Location: 1229 Bellemeade Avenue, Evansville, IN, 47714
Mailing Address: PO Box 3045 Evansville, IN 47730
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