Documents that support your disability claim include doctor’s reports, X-rays, and medical test results. You need them when you file. From filing process to appeal, reach out to Attorneys for Veterans Benefits.
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To make a request for service treatment records, you will need to provide information that helps them with their search. Contact Attorneys for Veterans Benefits to guide you in the effort to get the benefit you deserve.
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You must prove that your injury is service-related. It must be the result of your active service and not hereditary or from an incident that occurred after you were discharged or retired.
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Your service treatment records are important documents you need to get disability benefits. If you’re not a computer-advantaged person, you can get a form to fill out by contacting the VA.
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The DD214, the Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty is a document issued when you retire or are discharged from active duty in the armed forces. You need it to apply for disability benefits.
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Severe injuries from your time in service make life tough. Your injuries might limit your employment possibilities. You might have a tough time supporting yourself and a tougher time supporting your family.
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A free consultation with an attorney might help. You’ll be able to figure out what benefits you are entitled to from the government.
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With an attorney working on your case, you have someone who will keep you up to date on developments and answer any questions you have on the process.
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Sometimes claims get denied. When that happens, it helps to have an attorney available for the appeal process.
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The VA has an annual budget of almost $90 million. The staff numbers over 250,000 people. They have hundreds of hospitals and care facilities. They’ve been giving out veterans benefits for hundreds of years. Are you up against a brick wall? You might want an attorney to help you with your claim.
The Attorneys for Veterans Benefits are with you from start to finish.
