The VA can reexamine your disability rating 6 months after leaving active-duty service or between 2 and 5 years from the date you were granted disability benefits. VA disability law follows strict guidelines about rating reductions, and per the Code of Federal Regulations, it may only reduce your rating after: The VA has reviewed the […]
What are 2022 VA disability rates?
The VA pays monthly compensation based on a veteran’s disability rating for service-connected health conditions.
What Are Burn Pits?
Open-air burn pits are areas the military uses to dispose of garbage and other materials including toxins.
How to Prove Sleep Apnea Is Connected to Military Service
There are three elements to proving your service connection for sleep apnea.
What is a DD214?
A DD214 is what most veterans call their separation or discharge papers. Veterans must provide this document when applying for VA benefits.
How Much Money Can I Get for PTSD?
Veterans diagnosed with PTSD are eligible for VA disability benefits. The condition is rated at 0, 10, 30, 50, 70, and 100%
What is dependency and indemnity compensation?
Dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) is a monthly benefit available to surviving spouses, children, or parents of a veteran who died because of a service-connected disability.
What are the symptoms of Gulf War Syndrome?
While the VA is still learning about Gulf War Syndrome, here is the current list of symptoms common among Gulf War Veterans.
How do I maximize my VA disability?
Showing the VA plenty of evidence from professional sources is your best bet to get the highest rating for your service-connected conditions.
Will my wife receive my VA disability when I die?
Surviving spouses of veterans that die from service-connected conditions are eligible for DIC benefits. Make the free call to see if we can help you.