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The VA requires an official medical diagnosis to approve a claim.
Symptoms alone aren’t enough — it must be documented by a provider.
How to fix it: Make sure your condition is listed in your VA or private medical records with a formal diagnosis.
You need to show how your condition is connected to your military service.
Without a clear link, the VA will deny the claim.
How to fix it: A Nexus Letter from a doctor can help make this connection. We provide free templates you can take to your provider.
If your documentation is unclear or disorganized, the VA might deny your claim by default.
How to fix it: Submit complete records including:
DD-214
VA and private medical records
Service treatment records
Any prior decisions or denial letters
Label your documents clearly. Organization matters.
Filing the wrong kind of claim can delay or reset your process.
For example, filing a new claim instead of a supplemental one can result in losing your effective date.
How to fix it: Know whether you need an original, increased rating, supplemental, or appeal claim. If you were previously denied, a supplemental claim with new evidence is usually the right path.
You may qualify for more than one condition — and not realize it.
If the VA does not have all the relevant information, your rating could fall short or be denied entirely.
How to fix it: Review possible secondary conditions caused by your main disability. Also look into presumptive conditions based on your era or location of service (such as Gulf War or Agent Orange exposure).
Request your denial letter and understand the VA’s reasoning
Gather stronger evidence, especially for diagnosis and service connection
File a supplemental claim if applicable
Organize documents clearly and use strong labels
Get help from professionals who understand VA rules and Title 38
You can handle this alone — but many veterans get stuck here.
At ClaimSmart VA, we use AI to analyze your records, search for eligible conditions (including secondary and presumptive), and compare them to VA regulations from Title 38.
You receive a detailed report with:
A list of potential claims
Estimated disability rating
Personalized next steps
Documentation checklist
We manually review every report for accuracy, and back everything with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
No hidden fees. No back-pay percentage. Just help.
Do not let another denial stop you from getting the benefits you earned.
Choose the package that fits your needs. We’ll take it from there.
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