All Veterans are required to fill out or sign the following documents.
We need your permission to view the medical records you provide to us. Use this link to fill out and submit the ROI form: Click Here
These letter/s can be obtained during a call to the VA, these show the decisions that were made regarding your rated disabilities and the evidence that the VA Accepted to result in the award.
DC letter (Diagnostic Code) can be obtained during a call to the VA, this will give us access to in-depth information about each of your service-related conditions.
All Veterans are required to send the following documents.
Health Records Blue Button Report are all medical records generated after your time in service. These can be records from your private medical provider or the VA.
To request a copy of your BBR from your private provider, you must follow their guidelines for requesting medical records.
If you are seen at the VA, you can download your electronic medical records (also called Blue Button) by using this link: Click Here
If you do not currently have a My HealtheVet account, use this guide to register: Click Here
The ITF is vital to submit right away! The ITF is your notice to the VA that you intend to submit a claim. An ITF allows you to gather your evidence and submit a claim for up to a year.
A snapshot of your current service-connected disabilities is required to understand the starting point of your claim. The snapshot will also provide information about previous claims that the VA denied. Recently, congress has approved many additional presumptive conditions you may be entitled to.To access your current disabilities, log into VA.gov with one of three methods:
Once logged into VA.gov use this guide to find your list of disabilities. Click Here.
You will also need to verify that you do not have any active or pending claims. This information is found under the “Manage your Veterans disability benefits” section.
The ITF locks in your date, and you may be entitled to receive retro pay from your decision date to the date you submitted your ITF.
You can submit an ITF one of two ways:
Begin an application for a new claim, save, then exit. Step-by-step instructions for this process can be downloaded here:
Speak with a representative and notify them you would like to create an ITF.
Note: you are submitting an Intent to File (ITF), not a claim.
Use one of three ways to send your documents to us:
We understand this process can seem overwhelming, and we are here to lead you along the way.
Once we receive all the requested information, we will send you a confirmation email. Your file will then be sent to our Medical Records Specialists to review. If additional information is needed, we will contact you with more details.
After completing the review process, a Case Manager will call you to discuss our findings and the next steps. If you have any questions or need help gathering these documents, please don’t hesitate to call or email us.
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