Veterans Benefits

All Veterans alike share one thing in common: they served in their nation's military. When they leave the service, many are entitled to compensation or benefits. The Department of Veterans Affairs gives benefits to Veterans

The DD Form 214 is a full, verified record of a veteran's completed military service. Learn more about this important form and how you can get your copy.

When Veterans make a claim, it sometimes can take an excessively long period. If one is already struggling with a disability, the process should be easier to make the Veteran’s life less stressful.  Suppose you

Heart conditions and pacemakers can make life difficult for Veterans. With checkups, doctors visits, and the like, the amount of money it takes to pay for these things can also add up. Because of these

As a Veteran, you are entitled to compensation for any service-connected disability – including sciatica.  Let’s go over sciatica, what it is, and how you can get compensated. We will also tell you how to

Veterans diagnosed with non-combat PTSD but denied service connection frequently express a common frustration: “How can the VA say this never happened to me? I’m not lying!” But rather than accusing Veterans of stretching the

You’ve been receiving monthly VA disability compensation from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for years. Out of nowhere, you get a letter saying you’ve been overpaid, and the VA would like you to

The VA disability 5-year rule says that a Veteran cannot have their rating reduced if their condition has not improved in the first 5 years after they received their initial rating for the condition. This

Under the "Combat Veteran" authority, the VA provides health care services and community living care for any condition possibly related to the veteran's service in a combat theater. The VA will automatically enroll the veteran in Priority Group 6, unless eligible for enrollment in a

Nearly every person in the world can relate to the pain that is associated with a headache. The foggy thought process, the pulsing pain, and the sensitivity to light or sound. While headaches are common