How to file a VA Claim for PTSD

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The purpose of this article is to give tips on how to win your PTSD VA disability benefits claim, aka PTSD VA claim, so you can get the rating and compensation you deserve. Many Veterans are denied VA benefits for PTSD due to a lack of medical evidence with no clear in-service stressor.

We’ll cover applying for PTSD, appealing a PTSD rating, PTSD evidence requirements, in-service stressors and PTSD stressor examples, the best strategies to ensure your PTSD claim gets service-connected and rated at the appropriate level based upon your current symptoms and level of occupational and social impairment.

If you need help with your PTSD VA claim, PTSD increase claim, or other mental health conditions claim, feel free to complete the free 3-step intake below. You’ll get an Independent Psychological Evaluation by a U.S. Board Certified Psychologist, a Medical Nexus letter for PTSD, and documented Symptoms on either the PTSD Initial DBQ, PTSD Review DBQ, or Other Mental Health Conditions DBQ.

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