Veteran Benefits Claims
There are many types of veterans disability claims. Veterans may be entitled to disability compensation for injuries they incurred during service, prior disabilities made worse during service, or post-service disabilities that are service-connected.
Trying to determine if you’re qualified for disability compensation can be difficult. Browse the information below to learn more about eligibility, filing and appealing a claim, disability ratings, special circumstances, and more.
Disability Benefits
What is disability compensation? Who is eligible? Find out what you need to know about filing a disability benefits claim with the VA.
Denied Claims
What should you do if your veterans benefits were denied? Find out about the appeals process and options for a denied disability claim.
Military Sexual Trauma (MST)
Military sexual trauma is an indefensible breach of trust. Find out how you can file a claim for disability benefits if you are a victim of MST.
PTSD
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is a serious disability for many veterans. Learn more about eligibility and the PTSD claims process.
Agent Orange Claims
Learn about eligibility for Agent Orange claims for veterans, surviving family members, and children of servicemembers exposed in Vietnam.
Survivors Benefits
Death, burial, and pension benefits are extended to families who have lost a soldier. Find out about qualifications and how to file.
Mental Health Claims
Many veterans qualify for compensation because of a mental health disorder or psychiatric disability. Learn about disability ratings and more.
Pension Benefits
Are you eligible for a veterans pension through the VA? Get information on eligibility, compensation amounts and more.
Aid & Attendance
Veterans and spouses who are housebound or in need of regular assistance may qualify for special compensation. Do you qualify?
TDIU Benefits
Are you eligible for Total Disability Individual Unemployability benefits? Get information on eligibility, how to apply and more.
TBI & Head Injuries
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and other head trauma is prevalent among our veterans. Learn about available compensation.
Personality Disorders
Many veterans are denied disability benefits if they are diagnosed with a pre-service personality disorder. Have you been denied?
Heart Disease
Heart disease is commonly linked to some service-connected disabilities. Does your cardiovascular condition qualify for benefits?
Severe Back Injuries
Many vets suffer from debilitating back injuries after returning home. Learn about qualifying for disability benefits for a severe back injury.
Neurological Disorders
Some of the most debilitating service-connected injuries are invisible. Learn about veterans benefits for neurological disorders.
Class Action Lawsuits
Many vets take pharmaceuticals or are implanted with medical devices, and may qualify for class action lawsuits if one is found defective.
Getting Help for Your Benefits Claim
A 2011 audit of the VA conducted internally by the Inspector General revealed that claims were being improperly processed in 23% of the 45,000 claims inspected.
These errors led to improper claim denials or disability ratings that were too low for their circumstances.
If your claim was denied, or you believe you should be rated higher, Vets National Advocates is prepared to fight for you. We can help you appeal the denial and fight to recover the disability benefits you deserve.
You deserve the disability benefits you’ve earned defending our freedom.
Fill out our consultation form on this page to get started with your claims appeal, or call 1 (877)777-4021 today.
