Appeals of VA Disability Claims
Know Your Rights And Don't Take "No" For An Answer
Denied VA Disability Claims Can Be Confusing And Make You Feel HELPless
Communication from the VA regarding the status of your appeal can be difficult to understand. The disability appeal process can take a long time, with mixed messages or sometimes no updates coming from the VA.
We are here to stand by you throughOUT the ENTIRE VA DISABILITY APPEAL process
Our team of professional VA Advocates can speak the “red tape” that is so often used in correspondence. We are committed to representing you throughout the entire VA disability appeal process, answer questions regarding the status of your appeal, and let you know what you can expect from the VA. This process can sometimes take years, but we will remain by your side until it is finished.
Benefits of Choosing Us
VA Accredited Claims Agent
Alan Watt is a VA Accredited Claims Agent. Becoming a VA Accredited Claims Agent is not easy. Applicants are tested and required to demonstrate a full knowledge of federal veterans' laws, rules, and regulations. Continuing education is also required to maintain the accreditation.
Team of Expert Advocates
Alan Watt and his team of professional advocates are here to fight for you. They take their years of experience of professional advocating to fight for victory for our veterans. They are grateful to be able to have served the hundreds of veterans who have already sacrificed so much for our country.
Track Record of Success
Since our founding, our success rate of 80% is from over 1,000 successful claims/appeals for more than $18,000,000 in retroactive pay recovered.
Vested Interest
How We Appeal Your Claim
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We Take It From There
Types of Appeals
Higher Level Review (HLR) with Informal Conference
Higher Level Reviews are filed at the VA Regional Office level and are a request for a Decision Review Officer (DRO) to conduct a fresh look at all the evidence associated with the claim. An informal conference may also be requested with a DRO to present a legal argument regarding any errors in a claim decision.
Supplemental Claim
Supplemental claims are filed at the VA Regional Office level to provide new and relevant evidence in support of a claim. New evidence may include medical records, nexus letters, buddy statements, and more.
Notice of Disagreement (NOD)
Notices of Disagreement are filed at the Board of Veterans" Appeals (BVA), where a Veterans Law Judge will preside over the case. The options available are a direct review, evidence submission review, and a videoconference hearing in front of a judge.
About Alan Watt
VA Accredited Claims Agent
My name is Alan Watt and I am a VA Accredited Claims Agent; a claims professional advocating on your behalf to the Department of Veterans Affairs. I would like to give you a little background about what my team of experts and I do.
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