Posted on Dec 11, 2020
Top 3 Tips to Get a VA Benefits Increase and Have Your VA Disability Claim Approved Faster and...
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FOR THE VETERAN OF THE VETERAN SHARE OF THE DAY
In this post, I’m revealing and explaining 3 expert level tips, strategies, and lesson learned to help veterans get a VA benefits increase and have their VA claim approved faster and more accurately.
These “tried-and-true” methods work, and they will help you get the VA disability benefits you deserve by law, even if you’ve already filed or been denied previously.
Brian Reese here, Air Force service-disabled veteran, and VA benefits expert.
Since 2016, we’ve helped over 10,000 veterans just like you win, service connect, and a VA benefits increase with our VA Claims Insider Elite membership program.
And we’re honored to serve over 500,000 unique visitors per month across our websites at VA Claims Insider and Military Disability Made Easy.
Even if you’ve had your VA claim denied in past, stick with it, because you’ve got options.
The VA disability process is NEVER over unless you quit!
Yes, it sucks to be denied VA benefits you deserve for your honorable service.
It can feel like a “gut-punch,” especially because it feels like you’re being called a liar—and you aren’t.
The truth is, VA disability claims are denied for many reasons, most of which can be corrected quite simply, and you can get your VA claim approved faster and more accurately by following these 3 simple tips.
But before we go any further, we need to cover the 3 critical elements you must prove in ALL VA disability claims.
In this post, I’m revealing and explaining 3 expert level tips, strategies, and lesson learned to help veterans get a VA benefits increase and have their VA claim approved faster and more accurately.
These “tried-and-true” methods work, and they will help you get the VA disability benefits you deserve by law, even if you’ve already filed or been denied previously.
Brian Reese here, Air Force service-disabled veteran, and VA benefits expert.
Since 2016, we’ve helped over 10,000 veterans just like you win, service connect, and a VA benefits increase with our VA Claims Insider Elite membership program.
And we’re honored to serve over 500,000 unique visitors per month across our websites at VA Claims Insider and Military Disability Made Easy.
Even if you’ve had your VA claim denied in past, stick with it, because you’ve got options.
The VA disability process is NEVER over unless you quit!
Yes, it sucks to be denied VA benefits you deserve for your honorable service.
It can feel like a “gut-punch,” especially because it feels like you’re being called a liar—and you aren’t.
The truth is, VA disability claims are denied for many reasons, most of which can be corrected quite simply, and you can get your VA claim approved faster and more accurately by following these 3 simple tips.
But before we go any further, we need to cover the 3 critical elements you must prove in ALL VA disability claims.
Top 3 Tips to Get a VA Benefits Increase and Have Your VA Disability Claim Approved Faster and...
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Wet helpful guidance.
New year tasks:
1. If you don’t have a claim, get on it; do it youRself or go to the VA or DAV or VFW ask ask for help filing a claim.
2. If you already have a claim, review your claims and assess if any conditions have gotten worse, look into doing an annual physical exam if you haven’t done so once it’s safe to do so this year.
Many of us self isolated, worked out hard, and couldn’t see our doctors for simple preventative medical appointments.
Stay healthy veterans (in all statuses). Don’t wait until the need of your active service before taking care of yourself. It’s not just about you. Think of your family and how they’ll be impacted because of your medical condition(s).
New year tasks:
1. If you don’t have a claim, get on it; do it youRself or go to the VA or DAV or VFW ask ask for help filing a claim.
2. If you already have a claim, review your claims and assess if any conditions have gotten worse, look into doing an annual physical exam if you haven’t done so once it’s safe to do so this year.
Many of us self isolated, worked out hard, and couldn’t see our doctors for simple preventative medical appointments.
Stay healthy veterans (in all statuses). Don’t wait until the need of your active service before taking care of yourself. It’s not just about you. Think of your family and how they’ll be impacted because of your medical condition(s).
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