Most veterans are underrated. This report shows you the conditions you haven't filed, the secondaries you've overlooked, and exactly how to build a stronger case.
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Takes about 5 minutes. Your full strategy report lands in your inbox the same day.
Branch, years served, current rating, what you've already filed, and a short symptom checklist. We cover sleep, mental health, pain, hearing, headaches, and breathing. Most veterans wrap it up in 3 to 5 minutes.
Your report is built around the same 4x4 framework experienced claims advisors use: Diagnosis, Service Event, Continuity, and Severity. It's tailored to your history and your symptoms, not a generic checklist.
You get a phase-by-phase action checklist, a personal statement you can edit and use, and clear guidance on what to file next. Show up to your VSO appointment with a plan instead of starting from scratch.
Five sections, built around the evidence standard the VA actually uses to make decisions.
A plain-language summary of where your claim stands today. What you've filed, what looks like it's missing, and where the gaps are based on what you told us.
Conditions and secondary claims you may have overlooked — including presumptive conditions under the PACT Act that require no proof of causation.
A prioritized action plan showing what to file first, what evidence to gather, what specialists to see, and which forms to use. Ordered by lowest evidence burden so you build momentum early.
A ready-to-edit VA Form 21-4138 statement in your voice, specific to your conditions. Includes a buddy statement template you can hand to someone who served with you or knows your symptoms.
A downloadable Google Docs checklist you can actually check off, grouped into 30/60/90-day phases. Each task includes the relevant form numbers and what evidence you need to gather.
Your report is delivered to your inbox immediately and available as a PDF you can save, print, or share with a VSO or attorney.
The VA doesn't explain this to you. Understanding how ratings work is the first step to getting the rating you've earned.
The VA doesn't add your percentages together. It uses a "whole person" formula that makes each additional condition worth less than the last. A veteran with two 50% conditions ends up rated at 75%, not 100%. Knowing this math helps you decide what to file next and in what order.
If a service-connected condition caused or made another condition worse, the second one can qualify too. Chronic back pain leading to insomnia, PTSD contributing to high blood pressure, a knee injury causing hip problems. These "secondary" claims are among the most commonly missed, and they can meaningfully raise your rating.
A nexus letter is a written opinion from a doctor connecting your condition to your service using the phrase "at least as likely as not." That's the exact standard the VA uses. A strong letter from the right specialist is often what separates a denied claim from an approved one. Your report tells you when you need one and what it should say.
For certain exposures like burn pits, Agent Orange, or contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, the VA presumes service connection by law. You don't need to prove how the condition happened. You just need to show you have it and that you served in the qualifying location. A lot of post-9/11 veterans are eligible for conditions they never thought to file.
Answer a few questions about your service and symptoms. We'll have your report ready in minutes.
A few quick questions. We'll generate an organized strategy report you can review with a VSO or accredited representative.
Your strategy report will be ready immediately after payment, and a copy will be emailed to you.
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A trackable to-do list grouped by phase. Download the file, open it in Google Docs (File → Open → Upload), select the task lines, and click Format → Bullets and numbering → Checklist — the ☐ characters become interactive checkboxes you can click to mark complete.
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