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Specializing in appeals, We assist veterans in challenging denied or underrated claims, offering expert advice and personalized support to secure your rightful benefits.
VA Disability FAQ’s
2026 VA Disability Pay Rates
Effective December 1, 2025, the 2026 VA disability pay rates will reflect a 2.8% increase, as announced by the Social Security Administration. This adjustment is based on the latest cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). Refer to the charts provided on this page to determine your eligibility and estimated monthly payout based on this increase. Click Here: VA 2026 Disability Rates.
Is VA Disability Pay Tax-Free?
Yes! VA disability pay is tax-free at both the federal and state levels.
How Can I Increase My VA Disability Rating?
A veteran can take several different avenues to increase their VA disability rating. We works tirelessly to assist veterans in achieving the best disability rating they are eligible for when they file their claims.
What does an Accredited VA Claims Agent do?
An accredited VA claims agent helps veterans navigate the complex VA claims process. They assist with preparing, organizing, and submitting claims and appeals to maximize your chances of receiving the highest possible disability rating based on your service-connected conditions.
Can you guarantee I’ll get a higher rating?
No, we do not guarantee a specific outcome, as the VA makes the final decision.
Do I need a VA Disability Claim Specialist if I’ve already filed a claim?
Yes, after you’ve filed a claim, a claims agent will help with supplemental claims, or appeals if you believe your rating is too low or if your claim was denied. They can identify gaps in your initial submission and recommend strategies to strengthen your case.
How much does it cost to work with a VA Disability Claim Specialist?
We collect 20% of any backpay awarded after we win an appeal. There is no upfront cost or ongoing fees.
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