Appealing a Denied Claim
If your VA disability claim has been denied, JR Law can review your case, explain your options, and help you move forward with the next steps.
Step-by-Step Support for Appealing a Denied Claim
Common Reasons a Claim is Denied
- Missing medical or service records
- Incomplete or incorrect forms
- Lack of proof that the condition is service connected
- Condition doesn’t meet VA severity criteria
- Pre-existing conditions without evidence of service aggravation
- No medical opinion linking the condition to service
- Previous denials without new evidence
VA Appeal Forms
If your VA disability claim has been denied, the appropriate form depends on the type of review you are requesting.
Click the links below to access more information on how to file directly from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Supplemental Claim
Use this form if you have new and relevant evidence that supports your claim.
Higher-Level Review
Use this form if you believe the VA made an error and you do not have new evidence to submit.
Board Appeal
Use this form if you want your case reviewed by the Board of Veterans' Appeals.