Knowledge is leverage. Read this page to understand how the system works against you—and how we help you win.
Many veterans hesitate to spend money on help with their claim, but the real question is: what is the long-term financial impact of staying underrated?
As one example, moving from a 70% to a 100% combined rating can add more than $2,000 per month in tax-free income for a single veteran under current VA compensation tables. That translates into tens of thousands of dollars per year and hundreds of thousands over a 20-year period. These figures are illustrative only—actual amounts depend on your rating, dependents, and any future changes to VA rates. kalkaskacounty.net
Because the dollar impact of a successful increase can be so large, our flat fee is often recovered within the first few months of an approved increase. After that, the additional compensation is ongoing tax-free income for you and your family. Of course, we can’t promise any specific result or rating level; all decisions are made by the VA.
The #1 reason for denial is "No Service Connection." The VA agrees you are hurt, but they say it didn't happen in service.
A VSO cannot fix this. A VSO can only submit the records you give them. If you don't have a medical opinion linking your current back pain to your service 10 years ago, the VSO will likely file a losing claim.
We provide the solution:
This is why our success rate is industry-leading. We don't guess; we prove it.
MYTH: "If I get 100% disability, I can't work anymore."
FACT: Unless you are filed for TDIU (Unemployability), you can earn $1 million a year and still collect your full 100% VA disability check.
"We encourage our veterans to keep working! That's two income streams. The 100% rating is compensation for pain and suffering, not a replacement for your salary."
You understand the ROI. You understand the medical evidence. Now let's get your claim started with a team that fights to win.
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