Advice for Veterans
Listed below are web pages on this site that offer advice for veterans regarding Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) compensation and pension examinations (C&P exams) for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other mental disorders.
VA PTSD Compensation and Pension Exam - Suggestions for veterans regarding the C&P exam for PTSD due to combat-related trauma.
Military Sexual Trauma (MST) - Advice for veterans regarding the VA claim exam for PTSD due to military sexual trauma.
How to Obtain Military and Medical Records - Detailed information for veterans about how to obtain all the documentary evidence you need to support your disability compensation claim.
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Financial Capacity Assessment
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