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What Is a Nexus Letter?
A letter from a healthcare professional linking your current health condition to your military service.
It explains how your service caused or contributed to your health issue.
It helps support your claim for disability benefits with the VA.
Think of it as proof that your health condition is connected to your time in the military.
Why Is a Nexus Letter Important?
It strengthens your VA disability claim by providing medical evidence.
It explains the connection between your service and your condition clearly.
It can help you get the benefits you deserve.
It shows the VA that a medical professional supports your claim.
Why Consider a Nexus Letter?
When your medical condition is related to your military service.
If your claim needs more medical support to be approved.
When you want to increase the chances of a successful VA claim.
To get a professional opinion that supports your case.
How Can a Nexus Letter Help Your VA Disability Claim?
It provides clear proof that your condition is connected to your service.
It can improve your chances of getting approved for benefits.
It explains the link in simple terms for VA reviewers.
It can be used to support claims for specific conditions or injuries.
When Should You Get a Nexus Letter?
When you are applying for VA disability benefits.
If your condition has been ongoing since service.
When your doctor agrees your condition is related to your service.
If you need additional support for your VA claim.
How I Can Help Your Situation
I prepare clear, professional Nexus Letters linking your mental health to your service.
I review your medical records and service history thoroughly.
I explain your case in simple, convincing terms for VA reviewers.
My goal is to help strengthen your claim and support your benefits.
What You Need
What You Need
A current mental health diagnosis from a healthcare professional.
Your diagnosis record and treatment records for review.
Any additional service or medical documentation related to your claim.
Details about how your condition started or worsened during service.
Next Steps
Next Steps
If you believe a Nexus Letter could help your VA disability claim, scroll down to learn more about the process. I will guide you through each step to prepare a strong, supportive letter.
Next Steps & How to Proceed
Next Steps & How to Proceed
In some cases, you might not need all the options below. Review and choose the one that best fits your situation.
Option A:
Complete the Nexus letter intake form
Email your medical records, military service records, and DD214
Includes a review of your medical records and a 15-minute consultation
Fee: $75
Fee: 30 minute session $100
This option is great if you're unsure and want to discuss your case first.
Option B:
Complete the intake form
Email your medical records, military service records, DD214, and your medical records for review
I analyze everything and prepare a detailed report linking your health to your military service, with research to support your claim
Fee: $500
Next Steps After Selection:
Email your medical records and proof of payment. You will receive a confirmation email with follow-up instructions.
Most reports are ready within 3 business days (excluding weekends).
Need it faster?
Expedited service is available for an additional $250, with a 24-hour turnaround (including weekends).
Important:
You must have a current diagnosis. I do not provide diagnoses. If you need one, please visit the mental health services page.
If I am unable to connect your mental health condition to your military service, you will receive a full refund.
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