We build the claim. You keep the rating.
The VA process is built to be confusing. We are not. Former C&P examiners and licensed doctors build the medical evidence and the nexus letter that decide your rating, so you file accurate, supported, and ready the first time.
A claim is not won at the keyboard. It is won in the evidence.
You served. The disability is real. But the VA does not rate your story, it rates your file. When the medical record does not connect a condition to your service in the language the criteria demand, the rating comes back low or comes back denied. That gap is exactly what we close.
Three things a winning claim is built from.
Most veterans are handed a template and left to fight the VA alone. We do the opposite. The people who used to grade these claims now build yours, and they build the exact evidence a rating turns on.
Former C&P examiners on your side
The people who used to evaluate VA claims now work to get yours approved. They know what a rater looks for and what quietly sinks a file, because that was their job. Your case is built by someone who has sat on the other side of the desk and graded thousands of claims like it.
Evidence built to the rating criteria
The VA does not rate your symptoms, it rates how well your record matches a specific schedule. We map every condition to the exact criteria that governs it, then build the documentation to meet that bar. No generic forms, no missed points, nothing left for a rater to guess at.
The Independent Medical Opinion
The nexus letter is the link the VA cannot act without: a licensed doctor stating, in VA language, that your condition is at least as likely as not connected to your service. We deliver a thorough, evidence based Independent Medical Opinion across every disability category, including PTSD. Real diagnostic proof, not a checkbox.
Five steps from intake to a claim ready to file.
This is a done with you process, not a form you fill out alone. You work one on one with former C&P examiners and our medical team while we handle the part that actually wins claims: the medical evidence and the nexus letter that ties your conditions to your service. No generic templates, no guesswork, no filing into a void.
- Former C&P examiners build your file by hand
- Evidence written to the VA rating criteria
- A finished IMO, ready for you to submit
- Support continues with no time limit
Complete your intake
A short, guided form on your service history and the conditions you are dealing with. No legalese, no paperwork pile. Most veterans finish it in one sitting.
Medical and claims review
Former C&P examiners read your file the way a rater would, flag the gaps, and match you with a licensed doctor in the right specialty for your conditions.
We build your IMO
Your doctor writes a detailed, evidence based Independent Medical Opinion, the nexus that connects each condition to your service in the language the VA requires.
Delivery, ready to file
You receive your completed IMO and supporting evidence, organized and ready for VA submission. You file knowing the file is right.
Ongoing support
Our team and resources stay with you through the decision and beyond, with no time limit. If you need to appeal or add a condition later, we are still here.
The same claim. Two very different files.
Veterans rarely lose because they do not deserve the rating. They lose because the file goes in thin. Here is the difference between filing alone and filing with the people who used to grade these claims.
The way most claims go in
- A generic form, filled out the night before the deadline
- Conditions described in your words, not the rating criteria
- No nexus letter, so the VA has nothing to connect
- Secondary conditions never claimed, points left on the table
- A denial or a low rating, then years of appeals
The way we build it
- A file built by former C&P examiners, by hand
- Every condition mapped to the exact criteria that rates it
- A doctor written IMO that states the service connection
- Secondary and connected conditions surfaced and included
- A 97.48% average client rating, and support that does not stop
Woobie knew the VA language. They could translate a veteran's daily challenges into the specific evidence the VA requires to act.
The same playbook, free, the moment you want it.
Behind the done with you service is the same logic that powers Woobie AI, free for every veteran. Run your combined rating, map your conditions, and catch the gaps before they sink a claim. Then bring it to our team to build the file.
Catch missing documentation
The system identifies and addresses gaps in your evidence, the same gaps that sink most first claims.
Prioritize high impact conditions
We focus on the conditions that move your combined rating, so nothing that counts gets left off your claim.
Maximize your rating
Estimate your combined rating and map your conditions in minutes, then bring it to our team to build the file.
Built by veterans. Trusted by thousands.
This is not a startup guessing at the VA. It is veterans and former raters doing for others what they wish someone had done for them. The numbers below are the result.
A typical first rating lands at 30 to 50%. Woobie clients average 97.48%.
Real Woobie clients, real corrected ratings. See the success stories
Questions, answered straight.
No fine print, no runaround. If you do not see what you are looking for, a free consultation is the fastest way to get a real answer about your claim.
Get a free consultationNo, and that is by design. Woobie is not a law firm or an accredited claims agent, so we do not file on your behalf. What we do is build the part that decides the outcome: the medical evidence and the Independent Medical Opinion. You file a claim that is finally ready to win.
A nexus letter is a licensed doctor's statement that your condition is at least as likely as not connected to your service. It is the link the VA cannot act without. Without it, even a real, documented disability can come back denied. We build it as part of your Independent Medical Opinion.
Yes. A denial usually means the file was thin, not that you do not qualify. We review what went in, find the gaps, and build the evidence that was missing. Many of our clients came to us after a denial or years stuck at a low rating.
All disability categories, including PTSD and other mental health conditions, musculoskeletal injuries, and the secondary conditions one rated issue can cause. If your service caused it, we can help document it to the rating criteria.
Our part moves as fast as your intake and records allow, often a matter of weeks to a finished IMO. The VA's own timeline averages around 125 days for a decision. The difference is that when their clock starts, your file is already right.
Your benefits have waited long enough.
Start your intake and let former C&P examiners build the evidence your claim needs. A free conversation is the fastest way to find out where you really stand.
- Free consultation, no obligation
- Former C&P examiners on your side
- A finished IMO, ready to file
- Support continues with no time limit
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Our team is ready to build your claim. Tell us where you stand today.