STOP! Using a VSO for VA Claim Help is a HUGE Mistake!
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Are you a veteran filing for disability benefits? Well, listen up because we have a warning for you! You should never use a VSO to file your VA disability claim!
Why? Because VSOs do NOT use personal statements to submit fully developed claims! That's right, you heard it correctly.A VSO won't take the time to listen to your personal story and experiences, which are crucial to building a strong case for your disability claim.
Instead, a VSO rushes to submit incomplete claims that may not fully represent your disability or provide the necessary evidence to support your case. They might miss out on important details that could make all the difference in getting the benefits you deserve!
So, don't be fooled by the big name of a VSO. They might seem like a helpful organization, but they're not the best option for filing your VA disability claim. Instead, do your research and find a reputable service that takes the time to listen to your personal story and submit a fully developed claim on your behalf.
Remember, your story matters, and it's essential to getting the benefits you deserve. Don't let a VSO overlook it!
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I used my local Veterans Service Center and it was all free and they helped me get an 80% VA rating. So in my experience they were extremely helpful during my claims process through the VA.
They def were. If you got 80% w a VSO you can def get 100% with a professional. Its gonna cost you $12,000. However you are not making that money right now. And you will make that money for decades. Your choice. :)
@@waynesimons2095 Not everyone has to goal of 100% or to use the VA as passive income. Many just want to get their situation taken care of and supported. Many with disabilities of various forms can still work and should. Others have private insurance and want just enough to cover an injury or therapy and then let the VA bill their private insurance. The other issue is that regardless of the % they can be reviewed and changed. Many just want enough of a claim to qualify for other programs. I find it odd that veterans feel they are owed passive income for their service.
Mine didn't send me a letter for 2 years when I was denied. Not my fault the Military or VA actually lost all my medical records from in-service. The county VSOs SUCK!
All you really need is claims education to get to 100 percent. Not $12,000. I did mine with education. Not spending that kind of money!!! But this is up to you, the individual veteran.
Did it all myself by watching CZcams and got 100.
Used a VSO, got 90%, but i had to do all the research myself
Im late but What kind of research did you do prior to talking to a vso?
Hey, Jordan you are so right about VSOs I went through 3 of them did nothing for me just wasted my time I started reading and applying myself and went from 10% to 80%, and now with your videos, I'm going to take it to 100% thanks to you, God bless you my man.
Koodos to you for recognizing Combat Craig as a competitor to recognize. You all are being honest.
I tried your way for 30 yrs. Then saw a Disabled American Veterans [DAV] outreach mobile unit and waited my turn to tell my disability story. 3 weeks later, I recieved a letter stating to come to C&P exam. Long story short, after the C&P exam 2 more weeks later I was awarded 100 %Permanent & Total [P&T] for PTSD. That's my story. I wont share any more details for you to twist it to your own
"VA Claims Academy" retoric. Thanks for reading my comments. Don't give up on your claim! Be truthful and honest to a DAV representative. Thanks for your time. I hope this is encouraging to you.
Signed: Ten Years 100% P&T thanks to [DAV]. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS!
Returning to the original video reminds me of what my dad taught me,
" the more words the more bullshit" Thanks again.
My understanding is that DAV stands for Disabled Veterans.
My VA Caseworker contacted my local DAV and they purchased
an electric😂 scooter for me plus paid to have the lift for it put on my
van…!!!
I will always be grateful to them and for what they did for me and my
family…!
I've done everything by myself. I only used the VSO to scan and send my paperwork and to show me on VBMS what the C&P examiner wrote during the exam. This way have an idea about what I may receive. I was expecting from 30% to 50% based on the notes I saw on VBMS and ended up with a 70%.
Unfortunately VSO/DAV are advertising during TAP briefings to help you during BDD. My VSO did nothing, I could have done the same thing he did on the VA website. Keep the videos coming Jordan!
Spot on, as we say in Texas “There’s something rotten in the rodeo.” I think the more word gets out by vets talking about their experiences, the better it will be. Great to see you as always Mr. Swoopy
@@vaclaimsacademy Nice..👍
See I just came from TAP a few weeks ago and they said to use them. My thought process was exactly what you said. Why would I go to the enemy to help me get to my highest rating.
I Went with the VSO from TAP as well for my BDD claim. Filed it in July 23, with no help from the VSO on what I needed or how to fill out the forms. I Retired Nov 23, with no medical appointments set up for me or scheduled. Finally had my Medical "exam" with VES in Jan 24. I just got the letter showing 10% disability for Tinnitus, denied due hearing loss, and sinusitis,
everything else is "defferrred" I don't know what that means really, so I'm at a loss, disappointed, mad! 27 years of service and get 10%. I was not an office worker. I was in Aircraft maintenance and Ops. Any advice?
First of all, can't understand the "logic" that charging veterans $$$ amounts to "proof" you care more about veterans than veteran service organizations who help veterans for free. Second, can't understand the incredibly negative attitude toward the VA such that the fact that the VA accredits VSOs - who represent orgs such as DAV, VFW, MOPH (Military Order of the Purple Heart) and NOT the VA - is somehow enough to taint VSOs. The VA has been good to me: I am now 100% P&T BECAUSE of the VA and am grateful to the VA. My experience w/ VSOs was hardly perfect; I did a lot of my own research and mostly filled out my own forms and used VSOs to file my forms and also for some advice. I can say with certainty that my benefits are significantly more sizable that they would have been if I'd paid someone like you for stuff I was able to learn how to do on my own.
I was at 10% prior to reaching out to my VSO within 8-12 months top reached 100%. He an I worked with an understanding as I was the Quarterback of my claims as he filed on my behalf. At the end of the day we reach victory and it was at no cost!!
Congrats Craig! I wish every vet could get such a fantastic VSO!
I also had the same experience with a vso. Went from 10% self file to 100% with a vso. Recommended my vso to fellow vets and they had the same results.
I guess I was lucky my dav Rep submitted the claim but my examiner that saw me was good enough.
What vso did you all use ? I’m working with one now but curious to see which others ones are out there
I've used DAV on two occasions both were unsatisfactory wish all vets better luck . Both all they did was ask what you filing for the forms for that we wish you luck have a nice day.😮
All DAV did for me was submit my application and maybe provide a way to file for something that I told them what I was going to do already. Even if you find a good one, by the time you contact them again, another DAV rep responds.
I used va claims insider. If you use all there tools, videos, live streams, coaching sessions, and educational tools it was a good to propel me to 80%. There is a cost for business but you get what you pay for in this life😊. Nice video
Thanks Jordan,very informative information.
Glad it was helpful Ken
My first VSO this year got fired by the county employing him and they left me without any word. Later, I thought I'd give the organisation a second chance to do some damage control and I had to sign a new POA to get a meeting set up over the phone and it was a nightmare VSO with a big ego and bad attitude. I'm working on canceling my POA and firing my VSO first thing on Monday morning. I realised I can do my own claims without feeling like I'm giving the reins to someone, who doesn't care.
Can you please do a video on filling out supplemental claims and one about what to do if you’ve missed your c&p then was denied?
I agree VSO'S are worthless. I had one here in Arizona and she never returned phone calls or email's. I asked her what her qualifications were and she told me it would be a HIPPA violation if she told me. She was stupid and worthless and set me back a year. I finally fired her and started from the beginning. Stay away from Arizona Veterans Services. Her boss also was most dilatory.
I need to get my disability from the Marine Corps. I met with a VSO rep but I was strung out on heroin at the time dealing with legal issues at the time. Im clean now. So i need to get this done
The D A V help me a lot and did not cost a copper penny
I love hearing stories like yours George, thanks for sharing your experience
My encounter with the DAV was lack luster. The rep I met was arrogant and talked down to me. Also their website is difficult to navigate. They also ask for donations constantly.
Yes me also the DAV did a superior job on my claims im very happy i have a dav hat tshirt and bumper sticker 😊😊
I have the utmost respect for vsos
@@vaclaimsacademysend me your contact because I have been reaching out by phone and email for over a month and still no contact.
I used a VSO and DAV. I’m at 100% now. Still get educated and present a full proof claim and use your outside doctors. With your education you can know if the VSO or DAV person is helping or just blowing smoke.
We should be able to get an attorney from the start. When a vet walks into a a VSO office, they ask “what are you claiming?” Sadly, attorneys can’t help you until ur denied
The DAV WAS GREAT FOR ME they have the knowledge and the know how and they did a great job for me i have a hat tshirt and bumper sticker
Im in my BDD timeframe until next week and i no vso has been able to schedule me so its gonna be up to me to file my own bdd claim this week! A little stressed on doing this right on my own could use all the help!
Well said excellent, but my VSO got me to 90% he was very helpful and you do have to educate yourself and learn how to approach your situation. Thanks for your services
Once you start with a VSO or DAV person doing your claims process can we get rid of them midway or we have to stay with them until our claims is completed
Wise question Michelle, you can absolutely use them part way through and then opt for another service. Lots of vets have god success by using VSO's to assist in pulling medical records, then proceeding with a better service past that point. Don't feel bad, the tax incentives for those organizations are the real prize in my opinion, you won't be hurting their feelings one bit
I had a lawyer for 10 years and to get I gotta Vso and now I am a hundred percent t&p it's not the whole organization that you should put down there are some bad in there are some good
I used a Dave rep and ended up with 70 percent but also had a decent c&p examiner
I will say that a VSO isn’t bad; I have a friend that got 100% without making a lot of claims. We were not really authorized to go to medical if you ask our supervisor.
Greetings, what if I submitted a claim but I’m not happy with what the VSO sent or help me with? BDD! Thanks!
My son is an Army vet. He seeked the service of the DAV as POA. How he relieve the DAV of POA. Thanks for any assistance.
I currently Have a 70% rating . With 40 % Back, 20% Sciatic Pain and 10% Tinnitus. I had a tremendous back pain in my center of my back. Went to my Docter and couple of times. He sent me to get a MRI it was serious. He sent to Neurologist and diagnosed with severe arthritis. In my neck and down the left side of my spine with the right side worse with total spine . Is there a way to thur your Academy to get this In a TDIC I really need some hellp.
Im in Virginia I get out in Jan headed back to FL submitted my bdd with a VSO and they helped me. It was actually extremely easy. Just completed my Mental C&P exam today. Tomorrow I have a hearing exam. Granted I’ve been watching some of these videos to know what to say on the exams. Just do research I’m sure you’ll be fine everyone has different experiences.
Who did you use? I’m in Virginia Beach.
What is the standard rate or what is normal to pay for a VA consultant?
Whats this program costing...i look in my medical record and saw a boat load of sick call entities in my service treatment records....my neurologist saw my STR today his eyes popped..."you need to get a attorney that can stand before the VA board". What you think?
I agree with most of you are saying, because you are correct. I do not agree with your statement about paid services because they are not all the same. Some are just case managers, who do all the paperwork and advise you during every stage of the claim process. You still only see VA and VA contract doctors for your C&P exam and you win on the merit of your actual disabilities. I went from 60% to 100% P&T in 6 months; I am very happy with the return of my small investment. Thank you for the education and continuing to serve by educating veterans; I am still learning.
I've heard good and bad about VSO's but wanted someone with experience to help me with the claim. Now that I've researched the process, I'll be going with VA Disability Academy. Ask your VSO rep if they served and are on disability. Next what is their percentage?
Need help with back pay, I'm 100%.. one of the things that got denied was approved during my increases... how do I get the back pay for the original disability they denied?
Calling out your BS here. Not all are the same there free services. Just cause you get a regular lawyer doesnt mean they ll win and it will cost you money .Mine got me 100 in 6 months so i had a good VSO. They get paid win or lose . Again not all are the same mine got me
100 p and t
Where are you located?
DAV in Valporaiso, In, has a bit of a track record for helping veterans get the max that they can qualify for. Just sayn'
I used a 😮VSO from the PA DMVA ,
tried using a vso a few times and always got denied! They never were available, acted like they are doing you a favor, hated answering questions etc... Got a attorney who I paid 33% of my back pay but guess what after being denied for years she got me 100% yayyyyy. This came at the right time because im now 57 with no retirement income and I did a trade for years which beat my body up so its time to take a break now. So yes it sucked paying them but so what I can relax now.
Is there any payment plans available
I went to a VSO and had a great experience. Just saying. Not everyone can pay thousands for support.
The first VSO that I had used was worthless, I knew nothing going in, he asked yes and no questions he filled out a claim form had me sign it and told me to mail in the claim. He never talked about diagnosis, evidence, personal statements,buddy letter. End result denial. The current VSO has been helpful, he has told me what I need ie diagnosis, statement, nexus letter etc. educate your self, then use them as a sounding board to see if you are missing anything.
What do you think about filing a claim for sleep apnea if I've been given a CPAP device by the VA without a Nexxus letter? What are my chances?
Roughly zero unless you’re qualified under the PACT act and you try to sneak it in under the MUCMI provision
A good VSO, gets good results. Ask around. You'd research for a doctor, lawyer, Mechanix, etc.. research and figure out who you're working with and a VSO can do you just fine.
If you're lazy and not going to put in any work toward YOUR claim... sure, go pay someone or use someone else's service. It's a personal choice and what your time is worth to you, I guess.
Good luck regardless.
I hear him but they can be extremely helpful. I went from 10% to 60%. So.much for not doing a good job. Can't just stereotype everything.
I am 90% I had a decision granted by the BVA but I disagree with the rating. Can I file a supplemental
There seriously needs to be a national organization specifically for veterans who have served and have honorable discharges only!!! That organization would have to think outside of the box and start taking lass action lawsuits to the Supreme Court as rights supercede administrative privileges. Most of the actions taken by the VA are clearly unconstitutional and needs to be adjudicated under Article III not Article I the a legislative branch.
That organization would never be "accredited" by the government and would be shut down by jerks like this who have a scarcity mindset and throw anyone under the bus to get sales
did you see how the cbo (congressional budget office) was talking about reducing VA benefits for disabled veterans recently?
I did! I didn’t make a video about it as I think the itself is DOA, but I’m trying to see if I can bring anything of value as far as making a warning the obvious trend to try and screw vets EVEN MORE that we’re seeing. They’re “boiling the frog”
Whatever they do, they’ll begin with new claims first, and the ones with high rating already will likely be “grandfathered” for some time until they decide to boil the frog further down the road. Now is definitely the time for folks to start really taking ground on their claims
In my experience, people use VSO because they can’t afford to pay the big predatory companies or the disingenuous CZcamsrs who sell courses and direct you to nexus contacts.
How beneficial would this course be for someone that is 1yr out from exiting the service ?
I have the same question. @vaclaimsacademy
Extremely. I am 2 years out and I’m preparing to buy it now. This comment is 4 months old so you are probably getting close to your BDD window, meaning you should be prepping to submit your VA Disability Claims alongside all of your medical evidence (whether you use the VSO or not that is up to you).
Make sure to cross reference 38 CFR and all your diagnosis in service. Focus up before it is too late and get that bread brotha
how much do you charge to get from 90 to 100?
Hi Makael, we have a few package options starting at $197. The one I recommend for most people and by far the most popular option is the “Master” tier which includes the on demand online bootcamp plus fully pre-written “plug & play” personal statement templates for all high-roller claims.
That bonus alone is more valuable than the entire course price and honestly l will need to eventually raise the price on that so the VA doesn’t keep seeing the same wording all at once. That one is the best $297, cost of a decent pair of boots. Cheers
Oh, P.S. if it turns out there’s nothing we can really do for you or if there’s not a high likelihood of a worthwhile increase, you are backed by the money-back risk free guarantee. I’m very proud of the business model. Cheers
That part about backpacking ❤ I’m headed to the Philippines..😂
I have 80 percent with tinnitus, scars, and ptsd. They gave me tdiu I don’t want to lose tdiu but I want retro pay since 2015 I have migraines, Gerd, severe ptsd, diabetes with peripheral neuropathy, ED cause by a medication they gave me. Also memory loss and unable to control my hands keep dropping stuff.
Oscar I’m not afraid to let you know when I am out of my core competency, and this would certainly be the case. A reputable lawyer in this case may be what you’re looking for my friend
A VSO with the DAV rudely told me that I'll never see a dime for my PTSD claim.
Use both a private company for strategy use accredited vso to file when have fully developed claim with diagnosis and nexus. Also the accredited services of vso are good to get copies of compensation and pension exams via va veterans management system
I like that BigTime, I’d add “& check their work” at the end to make sure they uploaded everything, including the personal statements 👍 Cheers my friend
I was always taught to hold back on a personal statement because you can put your foot in your mouthand submit without it. if it comes back denied then add it as a supplemental.
This is the strategy that I implemented,I used a private Company to get my Nexus letters and DBQ’S and afterwards I worked with a VSO for filling my Claim and gaining access to my C&P results. In the end I was able obtain a 100% P&T RATING
@@kendrickcocroft7615 Big ups Kendrick, way to execute
The VSO and the DAV done very little for me.
Yeah I’m sorry to hear that my friend
How do you get 4000 from 4yr desk job. I'm 8+ year desk job. Show me.
Sol8d advice as usual
True story I experienced that with DAV
Sorry to hear that David, you’re not alone unfortunately
Where can you turn for help if you believe there was something unethical about how your recent VA claims were decided? What steps should you take if you think the claims examiner will never provide a fair assessment? For me this goes beyond just a simple disagreement with the decision; there is something more serious happening here. A Higher-Level Review (HLR) won't address this underlying issue.
How did you get
100 % being at a desk
By using the exact strategy (which is even more refined now) that I’m teaching in part here, and that is available for instant access more efficiently via the on-demand online bootcamp. The system works, and at this point you can practically shut off your brain and just follow the instructions.
I likely will not be able to include the fully pre-written personal statement templates for much longer though since the VA will eventually catch on the the same wording, so will have to remove those, change them, or up the price so less people turn them in
Vaclaims-academy.com
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Thanks John
If that's the case why ARE YOU selling it? Are you giving information or are you doing everything/putting pen to paper that gets ppl paid. If not then why are you selling free information?
Please don’t spread hate or lies to promote your business. When dealing in a service based business not all customers are happy. Also does more than just provide claims help for disabled veterans
Your definition of “hate” must be a whole lot looser than mine Katina. I stand behind my statements wholeheartedly and do not apologize. Nor will I be convinced they are problematic
This is a completely clown comment. Stating "facts", is not "hate", he's being completely honest and transparent. Some vsos are good but most are average at best. If this guy is going to literally walk you to 100%, let's say your 30 years old and live to 70, you could make 1 million dollars for the cost of 500$. I've spent that last 10 years doing this alone and I'm still not 100% and it's been draining on my mental health. The time and money I've spent I could have just used this guys program. Don't be ignorant
@katinabarnes-up2vv omg you sound like a nutty karen, this guy gave great information
Did you just say that the VA doesn’t want to help veterans? Every veteran who gets enrolled in benefits increases the VA annual budget. It directly benefits the VA to have more veterans getting disability.
You probably been doing research and applied. I still, how someone in the Airforce get 100% permanently
Yes, that’s how powerful learning the VA’s playbook can be. Once you know your opponent’s playbook, you can consistently outmaneuver them
My question would be, how does someone in the Air Force, for only four years, doing a desk job and never deploying, have enough wrong with them to get P&T? My guess is they cheat the VBA system by knowing their opponent's playbook and using the VBA's lack of oversight into the whole person, to manipulate the system and use their learned knowledge and lack of integrity to knowingly outmaneuver the flawed system that is in place. Then, after cheating the VBA system to collect undeserved disability, they create a business to screw over veterans for additional income, because they lack any integrity or morals. Don't hate the player, hate the game that the VA and the Federal Government is playing...on the backs of veterans who served and live honorably!
The VSO’s that I went to tried to talk me out of filing, so I did the leg work myself. People can use all the resources out there and do a better job than VSO’s. In my opinion, go to a VSO if you want to be lazy, but don’t whine if you get less than you deserve!
what about VFW?
There’s no such thing as a free lunch, anything labeled as free likely isn’t going to be consistently high quality. Some people will have a great experience but generally that isn’t the rule
Yeah it's all online for free on the freaking VA website !!!! The answers to the test are absolutely out there. Do not pay for it
Don't pay any of these people wanting part of your money.
You're going to pay one way or another. 1. With your time 2. With a low rating, or 3. For a fast and effective blueprint. You choose how you pay. But completely agree, anyone who tries to take a slice of the backed is a huckster
@@vaclaimsacademy I retire in 2years. Should I purchase your program now or wait until I’m closer? Thank you Jordan!
Never listen to anyone selling courses online.
You’re clearly new here and that’s okay, welcome
DAV got to 70%
If you do 20 yrs, you’re pretty much guaranteed 100%…. VSO or not
VSO= Veteran Service officer
Do you charge
For my premium “Netflix Style” bootcamp which includes fully written personal statement templates yes
VSOs are a valuable resource for veterans. Even though DAV facilitated my claim, I educated myself on title 38 and the claims process. VSOs are great but they are not perfect; but they are free.
Nobody here listen to this dude. You should definitely use a VSO, just look for one that you feel comfortable with and is going to find everything in your records possibly wrong with you.
This dude is trying to cast doubt in ppls minds and all arrows lead back to him as the safest option. I call BS.
-your 20 year Army veteran 💪🏽
The VSO by us sucks
Dude stop, i used God and my VSO and went from 10% to 80%! You’re gonna have to some research and put in some leg work yourself!!
Grats, u got someone to help u. Most vso’s dont
@@ccloud3981 prayer and faith will work every time! Don’t give up!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
You stated DAV and other VSO's don't give a crap about Veterans? I have seen it both ways. I have had terrible experiences and fantastic experiences with VSO's. You are bashing VSO's but you do not go to Washington DC to push for legislation that protects our benefits because you can't. Why should any veteran pay for assistance for help for their claims? You are right there is free information all over the web but not all of it is good information. I definitely do not agree with your video.
Hard pass on this
This guy deletes comments 🙃
I love your videos but this is strictly opinionated and subjective.
Everything about this video is completely false and you should be ashamed of yourself for giving this advice to Veterans because you just threw every single VSO under the bus wheels and of course you conveniently forgot to share that there are 3 kinds of VSO positions; County and State (some states) all of which are paid positions with strict accreditation policy and requirements and volunteers. There are no Federal VA VSOs because that would be a conflict of interest for the Federal Govt to file claims against itself, but I get it, you were too busy with your sales pitch, just like the so called VA Lawyers that represent Veterans and then take a large portion of their entitlement when they win. Bottom line, you preach a good sermon, but at the end of the day, your chasing the Veteran's $$. While it's fair to say that not all VSOs are created equal, there are so many falsehoods and slanderous misinformation with this video and if you read the comments, I'm not the only one in disagreement. I happen to be a State VSO and I take my job VERY seriously and my Veterans are like family to me. I've personally worked with thousands of Veterans, achieved more service connections for them than I can track and recovered hundreds of thousands in back pay. I bring my computer home every night and I probably work off the clock more than I work on paid time because I'm very passionate about my ability to share time and space with heroes on a daily basis. I could literally write a novel of reply, but if any of you reading this have ever had a positive experience with a local VSO, please provide a thumb up and likewise a thumb down for the bad experiences. Either way, take the info in this video with a grain of salt because the only info reported was what the author wanted you to hear to promote their service.
The utter Arrogance of this original video with the claim of representing Veterans is the complete opposite of what humble Veterans want to hear. The fact that Jordan has no sense of humble beginnings and basically boasts about it really draws discord. Again, yes you are most likely making bank on the sweat and tears of the Veterans you charge $ to hope for a service connection. VSOs are local members of the community who may see the Vet they are representing at Church or in the Bar, whereas, you are a self-proclaimed "Keyboard Warrior" (again arrogance and opposite of many Vets you represent) who says you care, but represent through a keyboard and charge $ without ever watching a WWII or Vietnam break and cry tears of trauma and sadness in front of you in your office setting, but they can't control it because the pain runs so deep. Have you ever experienced that Jordan? I didn't think so. Filing claims electronically and hiding behind a screen and keyboard while funding your pocket is way different than actually putting your boots on the ground, sharing 1st hand stories of the battle, and debriefing through it. You should run for office! You would make a perfect POLITICIAN!
Jordan's failed reply should be enough to make you all aware that the info he provides should be ignored. This clown is a tool. He's a Salesman and he doesn't give 2 Sh^&s about you unless you will add to his checkbook. Jordan, stop taking advantage of these Veterans and their vulnerability and giving them bad info!
VA Claims Academy generalization and stereotyping is totally unacceptable and very unprofessional to me. Your one bad experiment one does not equate all are bad. This clip is 90% FALSE, 100% FAKE NEWS, and embarrassing. In my case, my VSO, AM Legion, VA Dayton helped me with my 10% of 2004 when I retired and from 2020 to today took me to my 90%, 1 claim pending (Rhinitis & Sinusitis) and 1 appeal pending (OSA). Could I have done it myself? Nope, not w/o trial and error and waste of my time. Very respectfully disagree here.
Generalizations are totally fair game. Congrats on getting close to 100%, I’m pulling for you!
@@vaclaimsacademy
My son is an Army vet. He sought the DAV for assistance. How can he relieve the DAV of POA.
This is entirely ALL untrue and extremely bad advice for veterans. There are good and bad VSO just like anything else. VSO can assist with suggestions and most importantly provide knowledge from previous veteran claims. I use my VSO strictly for secondary opinions and advice. I encourage ALL veterans to see your VSO and don’t listen to this clown 🤡. End of the day, this CZcamsr is trying to make a paycheck while VSO offer FREE service..
Combat Craig and this clown will charge hundreds if not thousands of $$ for basic advice that a VSO will provide for free
lol VSOs are useless
What's your email again?
Jordan@vaclaims-academy.com