We don’t just send in paperwork and hope for the best. We help you build a strong, fully documented claim file so the VA has what it needs to decide your case. Sometimes that level of evidence means the VA chooses not to schedule an additional C&P exam, but that call is always theirs.
We read the file, not just the complaint. Service treatment records, C-file, treatment notes, and every prior rating decision — looking for conditions never claimed, secondaries running off ones already rated, and the specific evidence gap behind each denial.
We present a clear evidence roadmap and a written scope. You will see which records or medical questions may need attention and what the work costs before it begins. TYFYS does not predict a rating increase, return on investment, or VA outcome.
When provider coordination is included and a qualified provider accepts the case, the provider decides the examination format and whether a DBQ or medical opinion is appropriate. Availability depends on the condition, location, and provider.
Why this matters:
Strong, well‑reasoned private medical opinions can give the VA exactly what it needs to decide your claim. In some cases, that evidence is enough for the VA to decide without ordering another C&P exam, but the VA always decides whether an exam is required.
TYFYS can organize an indexed evidence packet and filing checklist. You file through VA.gov or work with an accredited representative. VA decides the development path, whether more evidence or an exam is needed, the timeline, and the outcome.
We believe you should keep your backpay. That's why we use a flat-fee structure instead of taking a percentage of your check forever.
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