10 Most Common Reasons For A VA Claim Denail! How To Fight Back Veterans! DO NOT GIVE UP!

Here’s a list of the 10 top reasons why the VA denies disability claims, along with why it can happen and how to avoid it:

No Current Diagnosis in a Medical Record
Why It Can Happen: The VA requires a current diagnosis to consider a disability claim. If a veteran does not have a formal diagnosis from a healthcare provider, the claim is likely to be denied. It is not enough to simply report symptoms; there must be an official medical diagnosis documented in the medical records.

No Nexus for Service Connection
Why It Can Happen: A “nexus” is a clear link between the current disability and military service. If the evidence does not adequately demonstrate that the condition is related to or was aggravated by military service, the VA may deny the claim.

No Evidence of Severity of Symptoms
Why It Can Happen: The VA needs evidence showing the severity of symptoms to assign an appropriate disability rating. If the impact of the condition on daily life, work, or social functioning is not documented, the claim may be denied or rated too low

Lack of Sufficient Medical Evidence
Why It Can Happen: If the medical evidence is incomplete, outdated, or does not adequately demonstrate the existence or impact of the condition, the VA may deny the claim due to insufficient proof.

The first step after a denial or underrating is to review your VA rating decision letter in detail.

Pay particular attention to the reasons for decision and evidence reviewed sections.

A VA rating decision letter is a document prepared by the VA Rater that formally explains the VA’s rationale for approving, denying, or deferring your VA disability claim.

decide your best course of action to appeal the denied or underrated disability claim.

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If you had all the right medical evidence, but still got denied due to an error or you want a second opinion, you should file a VA Higher-Level Review (HLR).

If you didn’t have all the right medical evidence, and want to add new and relevant evidence not previously considered, you should file a Supplemental Claim.