Frequently Asked Questions
On this page you will find frequently asked questions about how we help you and your loved ones with Military Benefits. Contact us for additional questions.
What is VA Disability Compensation?
If a person serves in the military and is a veteran that possibly has a service related injury or disease, then the person would qualify for the Veteran Affairs (VA) Disabilities compensation. The compensation and pension benefit also assist veterans that have a disability or disease that happened while on active duty, made worse by the active military service, or due to or the result of a service-connected disease.
What if I was never injured in the military?
Numerous Veterans are not aware of the number of disabilities recognized by the VA as compensatory. This leaves the option for an injury or disease you may having been suffering from for years to become service connected that may or may not be of record. For example, Veteran Affairs (VA) is able to service connect an injury on a presumption basis, which you many veterans are entitled too. Contact our accredited team to review your case and make that determination.
What if I don’t have my military records?
No Problem, it is the VA’s duty to obtain your military records. Also, we can help you obtain a copy of your military records. Nonetheless, the process of claiming your military disability does not need your records to start the process.
How long will the VA take to decide my claim?
The length of time it takes to receive a decision depends on several factors, such as the complexity of your disability(ies), the number of disabilities you claim, and the availability of evidence needed to decide your claim.