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A nexus letter, also known as an independent medical opinion, is a document that supports a veteran's disability claim with a medical professional's opinion. The VA will only accept nexus letters from licensed healthcare providers who are practicing in the U.S., such as doctors, nurse practitioners, and some other professionals. However, most VA doctors will not write nexus letters because they are unable to provide an unbiased opinion as VA employees.
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· Help Vets find out what their entitlements are from the Veteran Administration.
· Help Vets decide what claims do they qualify for.
· What are they entitled to after a honorable discharge.
· How ratings are totalled, Veteran Admin (VA) Math,
· How to put together a Claim
· What is ebenefits.gov and how it works, and registering on line.
· Importance of keeping up with your health
· Importance of registering with the VA
· Educate as many Veterans as possible
· Share the many organization that can help Vets file claims
· Build a strong Veteran network in your area
· Job Placement and Resume writing
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