How It Works

Helping You Build a Stronger VA Claim—Step by Step

Successful VA claims typically require three key components:

  1. A current diagnosis
  2. An in-service event, illness, or injury
  3. A medical nexus linking the two

If any one of these pieces is missing, your claim could be denied. That's where Benefits for Bravery comes in. We help you identify what's missing and connect you with the resources and licensed medical professionals needed to complete the puzzle—whether you're filing an initial claim, appealing a denial, or seeking an increase.

Step 1

Case Review with CEO

Once you're a client, we begin with a one-on-one case review with our CEO, a VA claim expert with years of experience. This is where we take a deep dive into your unique situation, assess the strength of your claim, and determine exactly what's needed to move forward. You'll walk away with a clear, personalized action plan to guide the next steps in the process.

Step 2

Connect with Licensed Medical Providers

We then connect you with licensed medical professionals who can provide the medical documentation the VA needs

  • Nexus Letters to help establish service connection
  • DBQs (Disability Benefits Questionnaires) to support rating increases

These documents are often the missing link between a denial and an approval—and we make sure you get access to the right providers.

Step 3

Claim Submission Guide

With your medical evidence in hand, we give you a step-by-step guide to submitting your claim, showing you:

  • Which VA forms to complete
  • How to fill them out correctly
  • Where and how to submit your claim (online, by mail, or fax)
Step 4

C&P Exam Preparation

Your C&P exam is one of the most critical parts of the VA claim process. Going in unprepared, or saying the wrong thing can be the difference between approval and denial. We'll guide you through:

  • What to expect during the exam
  • How to describe your symptoms and limitations clearly
  • What to avoid saying or doing that could hurt your case

Benefits for Bravery, LLC is a private, veteran owned business that is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and is not an accredited representative, Veterans Service Organization (VSO), attorney, or authorized agent for VA claims. We do not prepare, submit, or manage VA disability claims on behalf of any individual. Veterans remain solely responsible for their own claim submissions and are encouraged to consult with VA accredited representatives for official assistance, many of whom offer services at no cost.

By using this website or purchasing any service from Benefits for Bravery, LLC, you acknowledge that free support is available through organizations such as the American Legion, Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), state run veteran affairs offices, and other VA accredited professionals. Choosing to work with Benefits for Bravery is entirely voluntary and not required to pursue a VA disability claim. Veterans may also explore alternative free or paid resources.

Any statistics or examples provided on this site—such as approval rates, rating changes, or estimated timelines—are based on general trends and are not guarantees. Every claim is unique, and results will vary. Benefits for Bravery, LLC does not offer legal or medical advice; all content is provided for educational and marketing purposes only. Use of this site does not create an attorney-client or fiduciary relationship.

Benefits for Bravery, LLC is not liable for any decisions made by the VA, nor for any outcomes related to a veteran’s disability claim. Use of this site and our services is at your own discretion and risk.