VA the redneck way

Any  disability claim that is filed with the VA must be supported by evidence in order to be be granted. There is no guesswork or luck involved, it is black and white.

Three elements must be satisfied in order to obtain a favorable decision.

There must be shown an event in service that caused or aggravated the claimed disease or condition.

There must be a present day diagnosis showing existence the same disease or injury, or residual thereof.

A medical opinion must connect the event in service with the present day residual. The medical opinion is called a NEXUS. Most veterans claims are denied because of the absence of the nexus letter altogether or the nexus letter was improperly written.

Learn to play by the rules to produce the win. It is not easy and will require work on the veteran’s part and a fair amount of patience.

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About jamescripps

73 yo Male veteran with US ARMY service 1967-1970 Fort Benning, Fort Gordon, Heidelberg Germany First veteran to be granted agent orange disability compensation benefits for exposure at a military instillation in CONUS- 100% P&T with the Maximum award of "SMC" "O" to include "R-2" First veteran to be granted level 2 PCAFC caregiver benefits by the Board of Veteran's Appeals. (BVA) Residence in Ashland City Tn. Veterans advocate, Cheatham Co. Tn. Founder of United States Veterans Alliance National President of "The United States Veterans Alliance" usva101.org
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3 Responses to VA the redneck way

  1. jamescripps's avatar jamescripps says:

    Visit the new site at
    usva101.org

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  2. Dennis Ward's avatar Dennis Ward says:

    James, what is this O rating? On the Hadit.com podcast is there really red marks on our records? Because I’m right there with you! Red checks X 20

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  3. jamescripps's avatar jamescripps says:

    The O rating is the maximum SMC rating. R-1 and R-2 are actually A&A ratings that pay over and above the O rating. R-2 and the T rating pay the same money, about $9200.00 per month.

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