A “nexus” for a veterans disability claim is a link or connection between two or more things. The purpose of the NEXUS letter is to make...

If you are a veteran and have been injured or became ill during your military service, you may be eligible for VA disability benefits....

The U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs (VA) is responsible for compensating military veterans who received a disability during their...

Many veterans who served in the military develop pain in their knees and lower legs due to their time in active service. The U.S....

Any veteran seeking service connection for a mental health condition will have to complete a Compensation and Pension (C&P) exam before...

Many veterans with VA disability claims are familiar with the VA’s reevaluation process. Whenever the VA determines that there is a need...

TIP #1: Recognize and Document Disabilities When They Arise. Many veterans do not want to leave service and immediately complain about...

Many want to know how to find military records on a family member. Others want to know about certain military units, their histories,...

When a veteran files a disability claim with the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), having a Lay Witness Statement, Statement in...

If you have experienced diabetes in or since your time of service, you can file a claim with the possibility of receiving one of the...