Veteran Benefits USA
You Served. Let's Find What You've Earned.
Understand your VA benefits, claims and options without having to navigate the VA system alone.
01 — Find Your Benefits
What Can We Help With?
Choose the situation that sounds most like yours.
VA Disability Claims
Understand eligibility, filing a claim, and the evidence a claim typically needs.
Learn More →Denied VA Claim?
What to do next after a denial — supplemental claims, Higher-Level Review, and appeals.
Learn More →Increase My VA Rating
Options if service-connected conditions have worsened or changed since your last rating.
Learn More →Conditions
Condition-specific information, from PTSD and tinnitus to back and joint conditions.
Learn More →PACT Act & Toxic Exposure
Burn pits, Agent Orange, Gulf War exposures, and presumptive conditions.
Learn More →TDIU & Individual Unemployability
Unable to Work?
Individual Unemployability when service-connected conditions affect your ability to work.
Learn More →VA Health Care
Enrollment, priority groups, community care, and mental health resources.
Learn More →Spouse & Family
Dependency, survivor, and caregiver benefits for spouses, children, and dependents.
Learn More →Education & GI Bill
Post-9/11 GI Bill, Montgomery GI Bill, VR&E, and dependent education benefits.
Learn More →Home & Housing
VA Home Loans, adapted housing grants, and homelessness assistance programs.
Learn More →Pension & Financial
Veterans Pension, Aid & Attendance, burial benefits, and survivor pension.
Learn More →Not Sure Where to Start?
Answer a few questions and we'll help you identify benefit areas that may apply to you.
Get Started →02 — Common Questions
Popular Veteran Questions
Generally, eligibility depends on having a current condition connected to your military service. Find My Benefits can help point you toward the right starting place.
If a service-connected condition has worsened, you may be able to request a reevaluation with current medical evidence.
You generally have review options — including a Supplemental Claim, Higher-Level Review, or Board Appeal — each with its own process and deadlines.
In many cases, yes — there is generally no expiration on when a veteran can first file a claim, though evidence gets harder to gather over time.
It depends on your rating and situation. Some veterans work while rated less than 100%, and TDIU has its own specific rules about employment.
The PACT Act added a number of presumptive conditions tied to burn pit and other toxic exposures — see the PACT Act & Toxic Exposure hub for an overview.
It generally describes a 100% rating the VA does not expect to improve, which can affect whether future reevaluations are scheduled.
Spouses and dependents may be eligible for benefits such as additional compensation, health coverage, or survivor benefits, depending on the situation.
03 — How It Works
How VBUSA Helps
Understand Your Options
Find benefit areas and information relevant to your situation.
Take the Next Step
Use VBUSA resources, assessments, or request assistance.
Manage Your Case
Stay in touch with our team as your case moves forward.
Your Service Ended.
Your Benefits Didn't.
VBUSA helps you understand what you may have earned and how to move forward with it.
04 — Resources
Guides & Tools
Plain-language resources for understanding the VA claims process.
Start here
Veteran Benefits Questions & Answers
Straightforward answers to common questions about VA disability, claims, and the VA system.
Browse questions →Coming soon
Guides, Checklists & Calculators
In-depth guides, VA forms explanations, and calculators are planned for a future update.
Why VBUSA
Built Around Trust and Privacy
- Veteran-focused organization
- Transparent process
- Privacy-first handling
- Accessible support
- Educational resources
Not Sure Where to Begin?
Answer a few questions and we'll help you identify the veteran benefit areas that may apply to you.
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