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If you are a U.S. Military Veteran who suffered an active-duty/in-service disability, you have a legal right to obtain disability benefits. Find out if you are eligible for VA Benefits
VA Disability Claims
According to recent estimates, the Department of Veterans Affairs currently has a backlog of more than 600,000 disability claims. That figure not only includes military Veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars but those who fought in prior conflicts as well. If you are a U.S. Military Veteran who suffered an active-duty/in-service disability, you have a legal right to obtain disability benefits.
If you suffered an illness or an injury while on active duty, and you need assistance obtaining your benefits, contact the attorneys at DeHaanBusse LLP today at: vetinfo@dehaanbusse.com or you can use the contact form on this page for your convenience.
We will evaluate your claim and give you our assessment, free-of-charge. ^ Top
Are You Eligible?
The VA stipulates the following criteria for VA benefits eligibility:
- You must be a Veteran or a dependent or survivor of a Veteran.
- You must have served in the active military, Naval or Air Service.
- You must have been issued an “Honorable Discharge.” (Please note: if you receive an “Other Than Honorable Discharge,” you may be eligible for some VA benefits.)
- You are eligible if you are a National Guard member or Reservist who served in regular active duty. ^ Top
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