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US VET HELP
Built by a 100% disabled combat veteran

Claim what you earned — then build what's next.

From your first claim to 100%, the benefits nobody tells you about, and the career after — US Vet Help is the whole fight, built by a veteran who walked it.

SSgt Chris Outlaw, U.S. Air Force — deployed, Afghanistan

"I fell into every pitfall the system sets before I made it to 100%. US Vet Help is the map I never had — so your fight is shorter than mine."

— SSgt Outlaw · U.S. Air Force · 1997–2005
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One platform · three fronts

Never filed before?

New to VA claims? Start with a plan that gets you past 50%.

A strong first claim is the easiest path to zero-copay VA health care for you. Here's the step-by-step — no account needed to read it.

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Free · No account needed

Run the numbers first — free VA calculators.

Combined rating & 2026 pay, back pay, TDIU eligibility, rating-gap, and rating-protection — all in your browser, no email, no cost.

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Pillar 3 · Life → Benefits → Career

The rating isn't the finish line. Neither is the check.

When you're ready to work, our Careers pillar tailors your resume to each job, translates your MOS, AFSC, or Rating into civilian skills, and points you to every veteran hiring and training program that exists.

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The toolkit

Eleven tools. One file you control.

Everything works from the records you share — find what you're owed, prove the connection, and prepare what you file. Free to start; click any tool and sign in to use it.

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Start with a game plan

New here? A free, step-by-step plan for your situation — what to file first, what you're owed, and the fastest path past 50%. No account needed to read it.

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Record Analyzer

Upload decision letters and records — we read every page, cite it, and surface missed primary claims, secondaries, and rating errors.

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Nexus Letter Generator

A physician-ready draft linking your condition to service — pre-filled from your record — for your own doctor to review and sign.

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AI Assistant

Ask anything about your claims and get straight answers — an assistant that actually knows your file and your rating.

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Personal Statement

Your words, shaped into a credible VA statement (Form 21-4138) that you review and sign.

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Claim Status Decoder

Plain-English status of every claim and appeal — no acronyms, no guessing where things stand.

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Life After the Rating

The benefits nobody tells you about — state property-tax exemptions, CHAMPVA, Chapter 35, SSDI, and more, matched to your rating.

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Buddy Letter Builder

Turn a friend or family member's account into structured lay evidence — and reconstruct records the DoD lost.

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Get & Analyze Your C-File

Request the complete file the VA uses to decide your claim (FOIA) — then we analyze it to surface disabilities you never claimed. The goldmine most veterans never request.

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Form Drafter

The hardest part of a VA form is the narrative. We draft it — 526EZ, TDIU, Supplemental, HLR, Board — from your record, with blanks only you can fill. You review, sign, and file.

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Denial Decoder

Paste your VA decision. We find what was denied and why, spot the defect, and route each issue to the right appeal lane with the evidence that fixes it.

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Clicking a tool takes you to a quick, free sign-in — then straight to work.

00The gap

The system counts on you giving up.

The DoD and VA lose records, scatter your benefits across a hundred sites, and bury the reasoning behind every denial. Most veterans never see the file that decides their claim. That's the gap. We close it.

The documentation wall
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01Records

Recover your file.

Where your records actually live, how to pull your complete C-file by FOIA, and — when the record is lost — how to rebuild the evidence and force the VA's duty to assist. You can't win what you can't see.

C-file · STRs · FOIA · reconstruction
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02Claims

Find every claim.

Upload what you have. We read it, cite it to the page, and surface new primary claims, secondaries tied to what you're already rated for, and denials worth appealing — each with the rating code and the reason.

Primary · secondary · appeal
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03Nexus

Prove the connection.

Your military-job hazards (MOS / AFSC / Rating) — including the official VA noise-exposure listing — plus PACT-Act presumptives establish the in-service leg. We draft the nexus letter for your own doctor to sign, and decode the C&P examiner's “at least as likely as not.”

MOS hazard · PACT · nexus · C&P
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04After

Life after the rating.

The benefits nobody tells you about — state property-tax exemptions, CHAMPVA, Chapter 35, SSDI, DV plates, loan discharge. Rated is not the finish line. It's the start of what you earned.

State + federal benefits
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conditions decoded
50-state
benefits matched
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You file
we never do
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Built by a 100% disabled combat vet
A Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.
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Your records stay encrypted
AES-256 + TLS; we never see or store your card.
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We never take a cut of your back pay
A flat membership — not a percentage of your award.
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You review and file — you stay in control
Not VA-accredited; we prepare, you decide.

Our pledge

We don't file for you. We're not VA-accredited. We never take a cut of your back pay.

We build the prep and the drafts — a clinician signs, and you file. This is a research and navigation tool: the ammunition to fight your own claim, honestly.

Your file is waiting. So is what you earned.

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