Category: Medical Evidence

It is important to understand why a DBQ for mental health is important.A Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ) is a supporting document to aid a Veteran in filing their claim. The DBQ aids the... continue reading

Your C&P exam is an important aspect of filing for your disability claim. Here's 7 tips to help get you prepared for your... continue reading

Understand how to get your disability service connected without medical records to prove... continue reading

VETERANS! Let's learn about the VA Supplemental Appeal Claim. Many of you are already familiar with the RAMP program, especially if you've been previously denied. What we will be going over today is... continue reading

Insiders, we are here to help you achieve the best VA nexus letter to submit with your VA disability claim. The nexus is considered to be the hardest aspect to prove a service connection to a... continue reading

One tactic that is often underutilized when filing a claim is the use of a statement in support of claim often referred to as a “buddy letter” or “buddy statement.” A buddy statement can be... continue reading

DBQ Recommended for the VA: Why do we stress DBQ’s here at VA Claims Insider? Why do we give access to licensed medical professionals when you join our Elite and Mastery programs? Because they... continue reading

Get all the information you need ahead of your CP Exam. Most Veterans who are in the process of completing their VA Disability claim are subject to a Compensation and Pension Exam (C&P... continue reading

Personal statements are an aspect of VA claims that’s often overlooked and that we encourage veterans to consider for most claims. At VA Claims Insider we highly recommend taking advantage of a... continue reading

How to Prove Service Connection In this post, I provide veterans with a real VA lay statement example. I also explain how to use lay evidence to service connect your VA disability... continue reading

To write a VA buddy letter is simply to write a credible statement in support of a claim, written by a competent individual 18 years of age or older, who has direct, first-hand knowledge of an event... continue reading