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Navigate the VA Claim Process with ease! This easy guide unpacks the essential steps every veteran must know to succeed in their VA claim. From obtaining a clear diagnosis to establishing a compelling nexus, we delve into crucial details that can make or break your claim. Additionally, we demystify the importance of lay evidence and explain when to consider leveraging an Independent Medical Opinion (IMO) and Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQ). Master the VA Claim Process and secure the benefits you've earned for your service. Let us simplify the VA Claim Process for you. Don't leave your claim to chance, get informed today!
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I’m loving these videos brother
I’m not service connected for my back when I fell asleep while driving on my way back to base I hit a pole and I flipped my car. And I also have a lot of back pains from what the doctors found in the VA called mild Arthritis and the doctors found that I have mild Scoliosis.
Wow. I’ve done all of that without a Nexus statement so my VA appeal score should be 100% without a doubt.
Awesome job explaining your information
Cheers Don ♟️
Thank you 😊
Love your info but you don't need a diagnosis for a secondary claim if the rating specialist is doing his job right but most of them don't they make you get a diagnosis when you don't need it by CFR - Example my Tinnitus was granted secondary to my tension headaches that exactly what i stated when i filed the claim plus thats what i told the c&p examiner - upper radiculopathy in both arms was secondary to my cervical spine/herniated/ bulging discs in my neck they had no diagnosis the rater did his job right but the other raters denied my secondary claims when the evidence was identical to the others ones that got granted plus i know a retired rater and a rater that works at the regional office that i submitted my claims to this rater looked at my claims and was shocked by what he read on my secondary claims rater told me he would have approved all ten of my remand claims with no problems plus my TDIU - rater told me you got raters hating on veterans especially when that retro pay exceeds certain amount like mine would have my figure would have been if done right over $700,000 - I'm still going to get all my pending claims have been diagnosed now the judges will decide them now decisions should be made by no later than Christmas time this year the fat lady will be singing loudly bro - great video as usual U on Point with facts !!!
Thank you for this GTO! The fat lady is warming up her voice
Your message is so confusing with the biggest run-on sentence I have ever seen in my whole life.
Going to submit for back pain. L1 and L2 compression injury while on duty w/med records to support. My private doctor has given me two statements that are summarized: "Has reviewed prior documentation of this veteran. degenerative disc disease & central canal stenosis consistent with known injury. In my medical,opinion thatn likely as not his current lumbar spinal condition is related to service in military" So, dod I need a DBQ or more descriptive info from from my doctor?
Here’s my question - If I went to my PCM while on Active Duty and he “diagnosed” me with Plantar Fasciitis… but I was never seen by a specialist. Is that enough to submit a claim when I separate from AD. Or do they make you see a specialist for every claim, even if you were “diagnosed” by your PCM and it’s on your AD medical records???
That add from your PCM will do just fine
I think for lay evidence form. VA FORM 21-10210 is used for personal statement instead fo VA FORM 21-4138 already I think start beginning of this year 2023. I just submitted my claim using VA FORM 21-10210.
I used 21-4138 and i just filed
Let’s say I have ptsd, back pain and migraines from a combat related incident, do I need a nexus?
Can u do one on female related issues? Heavy bleeding, anemia etc?
Added to my calendar!
@@vaclaimsacademy Wow, thank you!
I see this question and had it myself. 1. Diagnosis. Is the SCT on the problem list a diagnosis? Some say yes, some say no..
What say you?
It’s technically not a diagnosis and when the VA is grumpy they will deny via technicality
So I just bought your highest tier that you offer. When can I speak with you?
What does this mean : participation in a toxic exposure is conceded. When they denied me everything they did also input this in my letter under favorable
I have all of the above, but not sure about service connected even though I've discussed how certain events in the service has affected my depression and anxiety. Do i have a chance of winning my claim?
You need to be sure what is verifiably service connected by knowing what you were diagnosed with during your service
I went to the VA for mental health issues, the psychiatrist said that he believes I have PTSD and depression. I was put on anti-depression pills. I don't think he ever used the word 'diagnosed'. Was I diagnosed? Do I need to acquire that paperwork before I file, or can I just refer to it?
Always acquire your target, in this case the documentation
This is a bureaucratic process, run by bureaucrats, always bias on the side of documentation
So do you have to go to your own Doctor or will the VA schedule you a medical appointment to obtain a diagnosis??
Get your own doctor to cya.
How do you like chat gbt for writing personal statement what do you think?
Hey great to see you as always Bigtime.
It will be a viable option in the near future to really maximize claims, but as of right now it really does take someone who knows what they’re doing to editorialize the output.
If I am currently deployed, and soon to redeploy and DeMob, how long after getting out of active duty, could I get a Dx without the need for a nexus letter? Is it true it is up to 180 days after discharge?
@euskadino At least a year. You better make all the complaints you can right now!
Greetings, your youtube link to chat is not working. I keep getting "Sorry, I'm having trouble connecting right now."
I was told not to poke the bear with the VA because I’m at 90% and getting payed by the VA at 100% becases I have P&T with IU. So that’s another reason I’m scared to try to submit any claims now
Yeah I would probably sit tight in that case
If I see the doctor while I am in Military. Does that consider diagnosis on this case?
If the doctor types your diagnosis into the records yes
How do I contact you?
Do you think it’s better to claim everything you can before ETSing or waiting tell you get out.
Great question Gabriel, it is best to do a fully deprived BDD claim 180 days or less away from your ETS. There is no benefit to waiting until you are separated unless you were not properly prepared to file a fully developed claim ♟️
Say youre active duty and you had medical issues in past that never got documented. Would you suggest getting it documented before retirement, even if you now have some minor symptoms? In my case it is plantar fasciitis that never got looked documented..thx!
I should say little to no symptoms at this point..sorry
@@TVK830 Yes in that case your claim would not be fully ready since you are missing a diagnosis. Get all ducks in a row then submit as soon as everything is ready
@@TVK830Get everything in your records now.
I’m so confused by all this, it’s over whelming. I feel like just throwing my hands up
sent you an email.