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If you’re a veteran and not rated at or near 100% Get rated-go get your money.
No age barrier
No age barrier
This is a fairly newish organization that helps vets get rated. The CEO is a marine. If you have hit a brick wall not getting rated for additional ailments or getting increases using your free VSO groups, I can recommend VetComm US. It’s not free however they have a money back guarantee if you don’t get rated (for anything) after 3 rounds of attempts.
Meaning 1. File for x gets denied, 2. Refile supplemental for xx gets denied, 3rd time refile xx -denied you get your money back. No time limit to complete.
or …..any claim filed you get rated, you win ! If it’s within 6 months from sign up- you get to file more no cost.
This is my experience — I’ve tried DAV and CalVet VSO. The most they could help me with was up to 40%. They file using old school paper method which take forever to get adjudicated. Any attempts at increases- denied, all attempts for new rating- denied. I sat at 40% for yrs. Pact Act- I filed on my own and got additional rating to 50%.
I learn about VetComm last year I feel like I hit the lottery. I sign up pay 1 time cash amount- they send some videos on how various common C&P’s are conducted. A work book to help ID possible disabilities, and few other pointers on filing/winning your claim.
A) Have 1-1 zoom meeting to help you ID new claims, secondary, and increases. They ID many so there’s lots of chance for u to get rated. They ID stuff u never think of based of what other vets get rated on.
B) They go on VA.gov with you (u log on) get your claim started with an “intent to file”. If no evidence is needed your claim gets filed(see E below) Everything is digital / fully developed, goes straight to the raters.
C) make an appointment for next zoom meeting if you need time to collect evidence (civilian med records, buddy letters, write up your own statement in support of claim, etc…
D) email all your evidence to your contact
E) zoom appointment you both file your claim on VA.gov. Again you will be filing for several items to get a better chance of getting rated. They fill out the comments and upload docs for you as they have “connections” and know the key verbiage to input. Then it’s time to wait.
F) I Submit another intent to file- get on the back pay clock for the next set of claims.
They provide support throughout the process. You can call or text questions or concerns any time
-Soon as you get notification for C&P- contact the support team. They will coach you on how to do each exam type and make sure you are ready. They may also ready you for any tricks the examiner may attempt to “get you” on.
After the C&P your team would like feedback back on how you think you did. From then it’s a waiting game.
My rating went from 50% to 80%- 1 claim of 4 denied. Took 4 months to get rated 9 moths for the denial.
I would not have been rated this high without their help.
Contacted VetComm again - since I was rated the 1st time I payed $500 for additional assistance. We put in a supplemental for the denial; they wrote a buddy letter with medical evidence for me. Also, submitted 2 increases, 2 secondaries and 1 new claim. The pay clock started on this claim about 9 months ago -see F intent to file above. C&P 2 weeks later- pretty sure I did well with their coaching information, I’m going to be close to 100% after this one….thats my goal. I’ll know come this fall. Will up date you.
You may have heard much about nexus letters. Not needed. Those nexus letter mills & so called claim lawyers will rip ya off, take your back pay and won’t even help you through the claim process. The VA has a list of nexus letter mills they disregard them. Write your own statement in support of your claim- hundreds of vets are already rated for what ever ailment(s) you may have. They have set a precedent simply point to it and the VA has to accept that evidence as a nexus. For example back or knees- nearly every vet has back and knee issues resulting from heavy backpack marches, going up and down ladders/hills, enormous amount of time on the feet, on hard surfaces, picking up heavy items etc…. You don’t need anything in your medical record either.
So….. check out VetComm the goal is to get vets to 100% disabled
VETCOMM US | VA Disability Claim Assistance for Veterans
Get VA disability claim assistance, raise your VA rating, and access veteran benefits with guided support. Start your VA claim today and maximize benefits no back pay taken.
www.vetcomm.us
Recently they have been doing live Q&A on youtube, zoom, tictok couple other platforms. If you attend the live and text the number they give you (during the live show) they will do a free consultation and give a $200 discount off the cash price if you choose to use their services. About $1,000. That’s a great deal IMO.
Here’s yesterday’s live- Watch live every Thursday 1530 PST
Watch this video- it’s a bit slow in the beginning start at about 4-5 min in it gets better
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1eQoqN7ACjE
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