How to Reopen a VA Disability Claim after it is closed or denied.

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Are you a veteran and have been denied a claim for service connection or have you been granted your claim but received a lower rating than you think that you should be entitled to?

Any claim that has been denied and become final is allowed to be re-opened. Regardless of what kind of denial, what kind of claim, or what kind of appeal process the claim has gone through, if the claim has new and material evidence, it can be re-opened.

Do you need to reopen a claim for which you've been denied and were not able to appeal?

Have you been denied a claim where the appellate period is no longer active?

If any of these circumstances have occurred to you then you need to understand how to reopen a VA Disability claim.

Watch as Veteran’s Disability Benefits Attorney Lori Underwood lays out what steps you must take, and what type of evidence you must present to reopen a VA disability claim.

If you are unable to work due to your service-connected disabilities, you may qualify for total disability based on individual unemployability (TDIU). Contact us to see if you are eligible. Give us a call and receive a free legal consultation.

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