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From our Veteran
Before I heard of the Rep for Vets I had someone else handling my case,but they did very little for me . Then I heard about the Rep for Vets I called them to see if they could do something for me . I gave them all the information and proof I had . I found out that the Rep for Vets are a very aggressive group of people who know how to get things done.So up on till now I'm quite satisfied with the way they're handling my case. Read More
If you have a service-related disability, one the worst things you can hear from the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) is that your claim for disability benefits has been denied. Fortunately, however, a denial does not mean you are all out of options - after all, you can still file an appeal, especially if your denial is based on insufficient medical evidence.
Yes, injured vets can seek both veterans disability benefits - otherwise known as service-related or service-connected disability compensation - and Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. In fact, disabled veterans often have many more options for benefits than they realize.
This test is used by the U.S. Department of Veterans' Affairs to determine a veteran's eligibility for VA disability benefits. There are three criteria considered: does the vet have a medically-diagnosed disability?; did the vet suffer an injury, develop a disease or endure another event during military service that caused or aggravated the disability?; and can it be demonstrated that the condition is the result of a service-related injury or disease?
The Rep For Vets® is a group of professionals who are proud of the men and women who have kept this nation safe since the bitter days and nights of Valley Forge. Some are veterans. Others are just Americans who are grateful for the service of the countless men and women who are everyday heroes.
I Made the Right Choice...
To Mr. Christopher Loiacono,
I wanted to thank you for representing me at the hearing before the Board of Veterans' Appeals. You and the Judge treated me and my ex-wife with dignity and respect. We were really impressed with how professional you were presenting my claim for appeal to the Judge. I wanted you to know how grateful and thankful I am. I know I made the right choice when I chose the Rep for Vets to represent me. - R.V.
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Rep for Vets Is The Best...
C.L.,
I am writing you this short letter in appreciation of all the hard work you have done on my case. Your dedication has helped to increase my veterans benefits "greatly"! I cannot think of a better advocate in these matters, and have told my fellow vets about your services. If anyone needs assistance in these matters I want to urge them to contact you ASAP...
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Thanks From a Vietnam Vet...
To Whom It May Concern:
I just wanted to take this time to thank Rep for Vets for the outstanding job they did for me with my claim. I couldn't ask for a better outcome. They got me the maximum benefits allowable. So, a big thank you to all the fine folks at Rep for Vets for a job well done. Thanks again.
Sincerely,
C.P.G. - Sgt. U.S. Army, Vietnam 1969-1970
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Thanks from a Rhode Island Veteran...
Dear Rep for Vets:
I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you and your extremely talented staff for all your efforts on my behalf. Without the Rep for Vets my claim would still be sitting somewhere in the VA's massive backlog. Three times I placed my claim without positive results. Once the Rep for Vets got involved my claim moved swiftly through the process...
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Richard's Testimonial...
Dear Rep For Vets,
I would like to take a moment and say thanks for all the work you did to get my service connected benefits. I initially filed in 1988 for service connection and it seemed I was getting nothing accomplished except denials. I felt I was wasting the advocate's time who was working on my claim. At least that's the way he made me feel. This all changed in 2010...
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