DBQ Forms

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What is a DBQ Form?


The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) relies on Disability Benefits Questionnaire (DBQ) forms to evaluate veterans' disability claims efficiently and accurately. Tailored to various conditions, these forms streamline medical evidence collection, facilitating quicker decisions on disability compensation. Health professionals or veterans themselves can complete DBQs, covering conditions from mental health disorders to orthopedic issues. This process ensures veterans receive the benefits corresponding to their disability's severity.

DBQ forms can be filled out by VA physicians, private health care providers, or by the veterans themselves in some cases. They cover a wide range of physical and mental conditions, including but not limited to orthopedic conditions, respiratory conditions, cardiovascular conditions, mental health disorders, and more. The purpose of these forms is to streamline the process of collecting medical evidence, thereby speeding up the claims process for disability compensation and ensuring that veterans receive the benefits they are entitled to based on the severity of their conditions.

Below you can find the most up-to-date DBQ forms.

These are for download only. We do not provide completed DBQs.

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Current DBQ Forms


Cardiovascular

Dental & Oral

Dermatological

Endocrinological

Ear, Nose, Throat

Gastrointestinal

Genitourinary

Gynecological

Hematologic & Lymphatic

Infectious Diseases

Musculoskeletal

Neurological

Nutrition

Ophthalmological

Psychological

Respiratory

Rheumatological

Spina Bifida (natural child of a Veteran exposed to herbicides)

Aid and Attendance or Housebound

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Additional Information Regarding DBQ Forms

Where Can I Find Past DBQ Forms?

Until recently, the VA had restricted public access to DBQ forms, instead requiring veterans to get a form during a health care visit with a physician. This change was intended ensure information collected would be consistent and accurate. At Veterans Disability Aid, we believed this to be a great disservice to the men and women who served our country and had made those forms available to the public. The VA recently revised DBQ forms and has since made those public. However, we still with to provide those historical DQB forms and they are available here.

Who Can Complete a DBQ?

Any qualified medical professional can complete a DBQ. Both VA and private healthcare providers are eligible to complete these forms. Veterans are advised to discuss the DBQ with their healthcare provider to ensure it is filled out accurately and thoroughly.

Is a DBQ Needed For a VA Disability Claim?

A DBQ is not strictly required for every VA disability claim, but it can be instrumental in expediting the claims process and improving the accuracy of the disability evaluation. By providing detailed information on the specific condition and its impact on the veteran's health, a DBQ can significantly streamline the evaluation process. It offers a structured way for healthcare providers to supply the VA with critical medical evidence, which can lead to faster decisions and potentially more accurate disability ratings. While veterans can still pursue claims without a DBQ, having one completed by a qualified healthcare provider can enhance the claim's clarity and comprehensiveness.

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Historical DBQ Forms


Cardiovascular

Dental & Oral

Dermatological

Endocrinological

Eye, Nose, Throat

Gastrointestinal

Genitourinary

Gynecological

Hematologic & Lymphatic

Infectious Diseases

Musculoskeletal

Neurological

Ophthalmological

 Psychological

Respiratory

Rheumatological

General Surgery

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