Bring your medical records, service records, and VA decision letters together. SoldierClaims helps you organize supporting documents and draft personal and buddy statements, so you can explain your experience clearly.
Choose a starting point for your VA claim paperwork.
Start with the records you have. Build a clearer picture of your treatment and supporting documents, then review your drafts before deciding what to submit.
Upload the medical records, service records, or VA decision letters you have. Your VA claims file, often called a C-File, can also help you bring records together.
Review a medical treatment timeline and return to the supporting pages when you need more detail.
Look at the records connected to each condition and note questions or information you want to follow up on.
Draft claim statements, personal statements, and buddy statements. Review them for accuracy before deciding what to submit.
Prepare a draft claim statement using supporting records for each condition, with links back to the source pages.
Review treatment in date order and find the records behind each entry.
Explain your experience and request a statement from someone who knows what happened. Medical opinion drafts are for a clinician to assess independently and revise as needed.
Read a plain-language explanation of the reasons given in your decision letter and prepare questions for an accredited representative.
Estimate how individual ratings combine and explore estimated monthly compensation. The VA determines your rating and award.
Find Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs), the forms used to document medical findings, to discuss with your clinician.
Review the reasons the VA gives for its decision in plain language. Use the explanation to organize your records and prepare questions for an accredited representative.
Review a VA decision letterMedical and service records can help you explain your treatment history and the conditions you are claiming.
Personal and buddy statements can describe events, symptoms, and their effect on daily life.
Review the decision letter for dates and next steps. Ask an accredited representative about your options.
Check summaries and drafts against your records. You decide which documents to use.
Start with Free, or explore Pro and Guided for more help preparing your paperwork. Paid plans use subscription pricing; fees are not based on your claim outcome or back pay.
Bring your records together and review your treatment history at your own pace.
Everything in Free, plus tools to draft statements and organize supporting records for each condition.
Everything in Pro, plus one-on-one video calls to help you organize records and prepare your paperwork.
Review current prices and billing terms before paying at checkout. You can also manage your plan on the Billing page once you have an account. Stripe handles payments. The Free plan does not expire.
An accredited Veterans Service Organization (VSO) representative can help you prepare and file your VA claim for free. You can use SoldierClaims to organize records and drafts to discuss with your representative.
Organize records, review your medical treatment timeline, understand a VA decision letter, and prepare statement drafts. Features depend on your plan.
Start with the medical records, service records, and decision letters you have. A complete VA claims file, also called a C-File, can be useful, but you can begin organizing available records first.
Pro includes personal and buddy statement tools. You can draft your own statement and ask a witness to share their experience through a buddy statement request.
No. You review the documents and submit your claim yourself or work with an accredited representative. SoldierClaims does not represent you before the VA.
You can use SoldierClaims to organize records and prepare drafts to discuss with your representative. Help from an accredited Veterans Service Organization (VSO) representative is free.
Free includes a document workspace, medical treatment timeline, decision letter analysis, and VA disability calculator. The plan does not expire.
Your information supports the features you choose to use. Some drafting and analysis features use AI services. Read our privacy policy and security information for details.
Review the current price and billing terms at checkout before subscribing to a paid plan. You can manage your subscription from the Billing page.
Use the Billing page to open subscription management. Review your plan, billing dates, and cancellation details there before confirming a change.
No. Subscription fees are not based on your VA award or back pay. Stripe handles payment details.
ASES builds and operates SoldierClaims.ai to help veterans organize records and prepare VA disability claim paperwork.
Finding an old treatment note, keeping track of dates, and explaining how a condition affects daily life can take time. SoldierClaims brings that work together so you can prepare and review your paperwork at your own pace.
Some drafting and analysis features use AI services. Check drafts against your records and your own experience. Review our privacy policy to understand how your information is handled.
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Bring your records together and begin explaining your experience.
Understand the reasons given and organize questions for an accredited representative.
Keep newer treatment information alongside your existing claim paperwork.
Make it easier to keep track of records and review your own story.
Create a free account to bring your records and paperwork together. For help using a feature, visit our Help page or contact support. An accredited VSO representative can help with your claim for free.
