Tag: VA appeals guidance
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When I came home from deployment, I could lead a team, manage complex logistics, and handle stress most people can’t imagine—but none of that fit neatly into a job title on LinkedIn. Like many veterans, I learned that a civilian career isn’t about starting over—it’s about translating what you’ve already done into language employers understand.…
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If you’ve served in the military, you’ve earned more than just respect—you’ve earned real, tangible benefits. But many veterans still miss out on life-changing opportunities simply because they don’t know what’s available. Here are seven key benefits that every U.S. veteran should know about in 2025. 1. Expanded VA Healthcare AccessIn 2025, VA healthcare has…
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Having your VA claim denied can feel discouraging, but it doesn’t mean the process is over. Veterans have the right to reopen a VA claim if they can provide new and material evidence. This type of evidence must be something the VA hasn’t previously reviewed and that could change the outcome of your case. Examples…
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Filing a VA claim can feel overwhelming. The process is filled with forms, deadlines, and medical evidence requirements that can easily frustrate even the most organized Veteran. That’s where a Veterans Service Representative (VSR) becomes essential. A VSR is trained to guide Veterans step by step through the claims process. They help ensure paperwork is…