Oklahoma VA Disability Attorneys

Oklahoma is in the heart of the United States and is home to almost 290,000 U.S. Military veterans? Did you know that more than 104,000 Oklahoma veterans receive service-connected disability benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)? That is 36.9% of the veterans in the Sooner State – and many more are eligible for disability benefits and do not know where to start.

Veterans who have served and sacrificed for our country may need financial assistance to deal with their injuries, illnesses or medical conditions. Disability benefits provide the support that many veterans need and we can help answer your questions here at VA Benefits Attorneys.

Contact our firm today and enlist our services as Oklahoma VA disability attorneys!

FAQs About Oklahoma VA Disability Benefits

Are you recently separated from the U.S. Military? Do you believe you are eligible for service-connected disability in Oklahoma? We know that you may have questions about how to apply for disability, how to appeal a denied disability claim and eligibility – that is why we are here at VA Benefits Attorneys.

We strive to be a nationwide resource for disabled veterans and we are here to answer any and all questions you have. We have the answers to questions like – do I qualify for VA disability? What injuries, illnesses and medical conditions are eligible for disability? Can I change my disability rating? Does cancer make me eligible for disability benefits?

Contact VA Benefits Attorneys today for a FREE case review and get answers to your questions!

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Who Is Eligible for VA Disability Benefits in Oklahoma?

The first question that we get as Oklahoma VA disability attorneys is – am I eligible for veteran disability benefits? We can help answer that question with a quick overview of the criteria provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. 

To meet the initial requirements, Oklahoma veterans must meet TWO basic criteria – must have a service-connected injury, illness or medical condition that affects the mind or body AND must have served in the military on active duty, active duty for training or inactive duty for training.

Veterans must also fit ONE of the additional classifications in the list below.

  • In-Service Disability Claim – The veteran suffered or was diagnosed with a service-connected injury, illness or medical condition while still in the military.
  • Pre-Service Disability Claim – The veteran had an injury, illness or medical condition prior to their military service that was made worse by military duty.
  • Post-Service Disability Claim – The veteran was diagnosed with a service-connected injury, illness or medical condition after completion of military service.

Are Oklahoma Veterans Eligible for Additional VA Benefits?

We know that disability benefits are the focus for many Oklahoma veterans – but they are not the only benefits provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Available VA Home Loans make your dream home more affordable and only about 6% of veterans use this benefit. The Montgomery G.I. Bill is available to veterans who seek higher education and will make tuition more affordable. Additional benefits include quality medical care at VA facilities, affordable insurance and employment benefits.

Contact a representative of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for more information on veterans benefits!

Who Qualifies for VA Disability Benefits?
What Injuries, Illnesses and Medical Conditions Qualify for VA Compensation?

Injuries, Illnesses and Medical Conditions that Qualify for VA Disability

Armed conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Korea, World War II and countless smaller conflicts have left our military veterans with scars that are both mental and physical. Veterans will find that a wide range of service-connected injuries, illnesses and medical conditions will qualify for disability benefits.

Here are a few service-related injuries, illnesses and medical conditions that may qualify Oklahoma veterans for disability compensation.

  • Migraines
  • Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Tinnitus
  • Hearing Loss
  • Depression
  • PTSD
  • Anxiety
  • Chronic Back Pain
  • Chronic Knee Pain
  • Cancer(s)
  • Lung Disease(s)
  • MORE…

How Can Veterans Apply for VA Disability Benefits in Oklahoma?

The application process can be complicated for some veterans and we are here to help you with the process. Veterans who meet the criteria above can apply online at www.va.gov/disability. Complete the online form and submit it with the required medical documents. Those veterans who prefer a more hands-on approach can download and print the online form, complete the form and submit it with the required documents at the Regional VA Office in Muskogee.

Veterans who need help with the disability application form can contact VA Benefits Attorneys today!

How Do I File for VA Disability in Wisconsin?
What Do I Do When a VA Disability Claim is Denied?

How Can Veterans Appeal a Denied Disability Claim in Oklahoma?

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs will deny disability claims for a variety of reasons that include insufficient documentation, incomplete applications and pre-existing conditions not connected to military service. If your claim is denied, you can appeal the denied claim to get the benefits that you deserve. Veterans have three methods of appeal to choose from – a Higher-Level Review, a Supplemental Claim or a Board Appeal.

Contact VA Benefits Attorneys today for help with your denied disability claim!

What Are the Oklahoma State Veterans Benefits?

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs sets the bar high for veteran care and support – but the care of our veterans is not the sole responsibility of the federal government. Oklahoma is proud of its veterans and has countless programs in place to assist and support veterans with financial, medical, employment and educational benefits. 

Veterans who call the Sooner State home will discover an impressive list of state veterans benefits that they may be eligible for. Benefits that include tax exemptions, tuition assistance, entrepreneurship programs, state employment benefits and much more. Oklahoma veterans can contact a local veteran representative for more information.

  • Veterans Homes – Ardmore, Claremore, Clinton, Lawton, Norman, Sulphur and Talihina
  • Property Tax Exemptions for Disabled Veterans
  • Income Tax Exemptions for Military Pay
  • Veterans Sales Tax Exemptions
  • Oklahoma Veterans Preference for State Jobs
  • Oklahoma National Guard Assistance Act
  • College Credit for Military Service
  • Oklahoma Veterans Entrepreneurship Program
  • Oklahoma CareerTech for Veterans
  • MORE…

Are you a U.S. Military veteran who lives in Oklahoma? Do you want to learn more about your disability benefits? VA Benefits Attorneys is here to help and we are ready to serve as your Oklahoma VA disability attorney.

Contact VA Benefits Attorneys today for a FREE case review!